First Lady Michelle Obama Meets With New York City Girls To Discuss Education
Young girls in New York City had a chance to sit down with the First Lady on Tuesday, and she had one thing on her mind; education.
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Young girls in New York City had a chance to sit down with the First Lady on Tuesday, and she had one thing on her mind; education.
The papal visit brought many memorable moments to New York, one that many will never forget happened as the pope arrived at Kennedy Airport on Thursday.
Negotiations are well underway and many residents are enthusiastic, although some are anxious.
Three different seat styles are now on display at Whitehall Terminal in Lower Manhattan and commuters are getting a chance to try them out.
Suffolk officials said the state Department of Transportation decided how long yellow lights last.
They were facing surgery, but instead they chose the relatively new procedure of ear molding.
The arrest was part of a drug crack down in Passaic's six housing complexes, using 168 cameras to make it safer for residents.
In the early-morning raid at 8 Thomas Court in Valley Cottage, cops seized about 200 marijuana trees and more than 30 buckets containing marijuana seeds.
The recent attention on brain trauma caused by playing football is nothing new, but now it's putting the focus on parent knowledge of how to protect their kids from concussions.
Yogi Berra was remembered by family and friends at a private funeral in the New Jersey town where he and his wife raised their family.
Adams said ultimately the report examines how to improve relationships between police and the community and reach common ground.
The parade's Board of Directors has voted to invite the Lavender & Green Alliance to march under its own banner.
The suspects tricked seven victims who thought they had won as much as $3.5 million in sweepstakes prizes into sending them more than $695,000 by mail or wire transfers, prosecutors said.
Manuel Tamay was arrested and charged with sex assault and attempted sex assault, Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli announced Tuesday.
The New York City Council is expected to pass a bill requiring the school system to disclose how many students must pass through metal detectors to get to school.
