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The coach of the New Jersey high school football program that had its season canceled amid hazing and sexual assault allegations won't be back on the sideline this year.
Since last week's snowstorm, crews have responded to at least 300 manhole fires in New York City, including two Thursday morning on West 71st Street near Central Park West.
The incident took place near 86th Street and Central Park West at around 5:30 p.m., sources said.
Bratton was asked about the possibility during a public hearing with some state senators Wednesday.
He earned a doctorate from Harvard, and exactly a century ago founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, later changed to the Association for the Study of African American Life and History.
After decades in court, Jersey City wants a judge to help expedite the cleanup of a former industrial site being eyed for redevelopment.
"I know it's going to be pretty powerful," WFAN host Boomer Esiason said of the charity hockey game being held Saturday for the paralyzed player from Monroe.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the Metropolitan Transportation Authority worked non-stop to rebuild the damaged section of track.
The crash Tuesday evening involved a Harlem Line train and a SUV that was stopped on the tracks at a crossing on Commerce Street in Valhalla.
Commuters confronted delays and crowded conditions on the Harlem Line Wednesday following a deadly train accident in Valhalla on Tuesday evening.
A horrible mistake led to an accused stalker getting the most personal information about the alleged victim—with both saying the police are to blame.
Attorneys for the victims of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, claimed they have new evidence that agents of Saudi Arabia ``directly and knowingly'' helped the hijackers.
A man who was on board a Metro-North train that slammed into a sport utility vehicle killing six people and injuring 15 others said he has no idea how he survived.
