NYC Weighs Easing Birth Certificate Gender Changes
The City Council's Health Committee has scheduled a hearing Monday on a plan supported by transgender rights advocates.
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The City Council's Health Committee has scheduled a hearing Monday on a plan supported by transgender rights advocates.
The Giants failed to take advantage of some early chances to grab a generous lead and the Seahawks made them pay with 24 consecutive points over the final 20 minutes. And then, of course, there was the run defense.
A bomb squad and K-9 unit are checking out a suspicious package in proximity to federal buildings, including the federal courthouse, in Newark.
The driver of a 2002 Nissan Altima ran away after running a red light and smashing into a Greenwich couple's car Friday night on West Main Street in Stamford, authorities said.
New York City has implemented only a number of the 65 recommendations made following two deadly crane collapses in 2008, according to an audit by the city controller's office.
Morini is videotaping veterans as a service project for her Girl Scout gold star, the equivalent of Eagle Scout.
There was a discrepancy between unofficial results that were called in and the actual numbers being uploaded from voting machine memory cards.
The vehicles were vandalized in the parking lots of the Deer Park Library, Deer Park Bowl, and various supermarkets between early October and the beginning of November, police said.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be in the city for a three-day visit to unveil a new charity called United for Wildlife, according a report in the Daily Mail.
United Water New Rochelle customers are being warned that water may be discolored for several hours Monday because of system repairs.
How many people actually know the history behind one of the most joyous seasons?
Tonight in New York City: Learn how to make raw food recipes for the holidays, try your best at Friends trivia, or laugh along with some of the best improvisers in the city.
Protecting the military's most sensitive information begins in the most unusual of places.
Suited up in his white shop apron, tinted goggles, heat resistant gloves and earplugs, Konrad Gleissner switches on an industrial lathe and fires up his blow torch, producing a loud "pop!"
Corporal Brian Aft and Buckshot, his bomb-sniffing dog, were in line to jump an irrigation ditch near Kajaki, Afghanistan, an area known for being littered with roadside bombs. The explosion lifted Aft and Buckshot into the air. Both survived, but Aft's legs would have to be amputated almost to the hip.
