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Police are searching for a man who they say pushed a subway worker onto the train's roadbed following a dispute over money that was found on the tracks.
Students and faculty at a school in New Jersey were startled after a deer bolted through a window and was loose in the school.
Baruch College announced Friday it will adjust the start time of its May 2016 commencement following complaints that the graduation schedule disregarded Jewish students and families who observe Sabbath.
The chairman of the Community Complaints Review Board is apologizing over a controversial remark he made comparing NYPD unions to pigs.
Harlem Representative Charles Rangel has seen it all during his 46 years in Congress.
Megan Mele, 31, of Woodhaven, has been charged with stealing more than $65,000 of her 11-year-old daughter's funds, Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said.
Family members of the victims will take part in a ceremony near the North Pool of the 9/11 memorial at the World Trade Center in downtown Manhattan at around noon.
Come what may at the Academy Awards, Leonardo DiCaprio will have an Oscar — or at least a close replica of the coveted statue.
Crowds of fans gathered outside of Sony Entertainment Headquarters in New York City on Friday, demanding the company release pop singer Kesha from her contract.
The GOP front-runner took to Twitter Friday morning to unleash against rivals Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, but his tweets contained numerous typos.
According to authorities, fire was reported at 40 Irving Place on East 16th Street in the Gramercy Park section of Manhattan at around 11 p.m. Thursday.
Authorities said a man who opened fire on the central Kansas factory where he worked was served with a protection from abuse order shortly before the attack.
The city hopes to have the ban in place for Opening Day at Yankee Stadium and Citi Field.
New estimates show the projected deficit in Connecticut's main spending account has grown to about $266 million.
