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Service was suspended earlier Wednesday morning after an electrical wire caught fire between River Edge and Oradell.
Names alone don't win games, and the ones Joe Girardi will write on the lineup card are mostly old, some recovering, others waiting for the injury shoe to drop and ruin their seasons.
The fire broke out shortly before midnight on the 17th floor of the Schomburg Plaza apartments.
Water is essential for survival, but its powers go beyond simply drinking. From pain relief to a better night's sleep, people are floating for health.
At a brief news conference at the United Nations, Clinton said when she began her tenure as secretary of state in 2009, she opted to use one device and one email account for both work and personal use because she thought it would be more convenient.
Cardinal Edward Egan was eulogized from the Fifth Avenue pulpit where he once preached.
A New Jersey homeowner recently came face-to-face with a burglar who apparently has manners.
A retired New York City correction officer shot and a man who later died Tuesday evening, in a confrontation at the Borough Hall subway station in busy downtown Brooklyn, sources said.
Outraged parents around New York state voiced their discontent with the state's Common Core standardized testing program Tuesday.
Daniel H. Weiss, an art historian who is currently president of Haverford College in Pennsylvania, will soon take over as president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A New Jersey woman who died near where victims of a suspected Long Island serial killer were found is finally being buried.
A woman woke up on a D Train in southern Brooklyn late last month to find a strange man grabbing her chest and kissing her, police said Tuesday.
Police in Fairfield, Connecticut, are investigating the discovery of two dead skunks with a sign reading "Obama Stinks.''
