Dozens Of Kids Compete For Walk-On Role In 'Grinch' Musical
The musical, which was first performed on Broadway, begins a limited run Dec. 5 at Madison Square Garden.
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The musical, which was first performed on Broadway, begins a limited run Dec. 5 at Madison Square Garden.
In a court filing late Wednesday, the state reiterated its contention that the language in a federal appeals court ruling last year opened the door for New Jersey to roll back its prohibitions on sports gambling.
A judge on Thursday set a trial date in early December in the federal tax case against ``Jersey Shore'' star Mike ``The Situation'' Sorrentino and his brother.
The Barnes & Noble in the Bay Plaza Shopping Center in Co-op City was set to close its doors in January because of a lease problem.
A portion of the proceeds earned from those staying in the room at the Holiday Inn Express in Stony Brook will go to the cause.
While Sam may still become the first openly gay player on a regular-season NFL roster, we are long overdue for others to look in the mirror and recognize it's their time to pick up the check.
Democratic Sens. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Edward Markey of Massachusetts made the demand in a letter to Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, who oversees the NHTSA.
Spokesman William Smith said the agency is aiming to start equipping trains next year -- but only certain cars, not the entire train.
Two New Jersey brothers became fathers for the first time within six minutes of each other.
Financial services giant UBS has put its Stamford, Connecticut, building on the market in another sign the Swiss bank is ready to leave.
The Rev. David Rider, 29, of Hyde Park, New York, and the Rev. John Gibson, 28, of Milwaukee, first shot to Internet fame when they were filmed while studying in Rome.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says the subway system broke its previous single-day ridership record on five separate days last month.
It occurred Thursday morning on East 180th Street and Arthur Avenue in the East Tremont section of the borough.
A $25,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest in connection with the shooting of a New Jersey toddler who was killed by a stray bullet that entered her family's apartment.
The NYPD is investigating anti-police graffiti found scrawled on public phone booths in Queens.
