Sneak Peek At Frank Sinatra Centennial Exhibit
Executive Director of the GRAMMY Museum Bob Santelli conceptualized the idea with the Sinatra family.
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Executive Director of the GRAMMY Museum Bob Santelli conceptualized the idea with the Sinatra family.
The speed limit has decreased in New York City from 30 to 25, but the number of speeding tickets has increased thousands.
Joe Colangelo said it took him about three weeks to make it all happen.
NYPD officers on Tuesday received new official guidelines for use of the stop-and-frisk method, in response to a federal ruling that concluded that the method discriminated against minorities.
Moments before a Town Board meeting in Smithtown on Thursday, Town Supervisor Patrick Vecchio was overheard telling a board member, "There are a lot of wackos here tonight."
Customers were shaken Tuesday after a car crashed into a takeout restaurant in Red Bank, New Jersey -- leaving the glass windows shattered.
A window washer took a tumble from a fifth story window in TriBeCa Tuesday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked the United States and President Barack Obama for aiding Israel, but warned of the threat that Iran poses to Israel's survival.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton may have violated a federal act by using a personal email account for official business.
The state Fish and Game Council on Tuesday approved adding an October hunt, expanding the geographic area of the hunt and increasing the number of bears hunters can claim.
National railroad regulators are asking local police departments to issue more tickets to drivers who ignore warnings at grade crossings.
The Fire Department of New York is swearing in its first female and first openly gay chaplain.
A Vietnamese man extradited from the United Kingdom will be arraigned Wednesday on charges he provided material support to al-Qaida in Yemen after telling his wife he was going to Ireland, authorities said.
The House on Tuesday voted 257-167 for the measure that Obama is expected to sign. Without action, funding for the department would have expired Friday at midnight.
Fourteen unions representing New Jersey public sector employees say they plan to sue Gov. Chris Christie again over planned contributions to government employees' pension funds.
