This Week: Dolce & Gabbana Boycotted And A 'Fashion Police' Hiatus
This week, a pair of designers made a lot of people angry and you may have to feed your fashion addiction elsewhere.
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This week, a pair of designers made a lot of people angry and you may have to feed your fashion addiction elsewhere.
Brooklyn residents say the city has cast their neighborhood in a harsh new light.
Two teenagers were in trouble Thursday night, after making a dangerous climb inside a Queens landmark – the Astro-Towers on the old New York State Pavilion at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.
District Superintendent Joan Carbone told the Times Herald-Record of Middletown the Arabic reading of the pledge has "divided the school in half.''
Four people were injured, two seriously, after an SUV smashed through the front of a Panera Bread restaurant in East Farmingdale Thursday morning.
A winter weather advisory is in effect from 6 a.m. Friday until 2 a.m. Saturday for New York City, northeast New Jersey, the lower Hudson Valley, southern Connecticut and Long Island.
Police late Thursday were asking for help from the public in finding a suspect who attacked and sexually abused a woman in a Lower East Side building.
A United Airlines flight headed to Dublin from Newark Liberty International Airport was diverted to Boston Thursday evening due to a smoke issue.
A victim of the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, has been identified through DNA, officials announced Thursday.
There were dozens of excited Long Islanders in the town of Brookhaven Thursday. They jumped for joy when they heard their names announces as the winners of an affordable apartment lottery.
Atlantic City, New Jersey is where the Monopoly board game began, but voters in a global contest to pick cities for new editions of the 80-year-old game have turned their attention elsewhere.
The top prosecutor in Connecticut plans to tell state lawmakers that steps have been taken to ensure fatal shootings by police are investigated by potentially impartial prosecutors.
State Supreme Court Justice William Garnett said the parties who brought the suit didn't make a good enough argument for releasing the minutes.
Police on Thursday were searching for a suspect who slashed a man in the face in an unprovoked attack on a C Train in Brooklyn.
