Caesars Says It Will Close Showboat Atlantic City Hotel
Caesars Entertainment said Friday morning the company will shutter the poorest-performing of its four Atlantic City casinos.
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Caesars Entertainment said Friday morning the company will shutter the poorest-performing of its four Atlantic City casinos.
A new public service announcement that takes aim at gun safety doesn't play around.
Every Fourth of July, there is a mad rush to Pennsylvania to buy fireworks wherever it is legal to buy them. But it is not legal to bring fireworks back to New York or New Jersey.
They spent six to 13 years in jail, but their convictions were tossed out in 2002 after Matias Reyes, an incarcerated serial rapist and murderer, confessed to the attack.
The new policy will apply to all undergraduate students entering in the fall of 2015 except international and home-schooled students.
Congressmen Steve Israel and Peter King and Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano were notified Friday that the Department of Health and Human Services is no longer considering the former Grumman warehouse, which is near a Superfund site.
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The city's 55 outdoor public pools opened Friday.
Dozens of fireworks technicians have started wiring mortars and shells on three barges, but executive producer Amy Kuhl said the star of this year's show will be the Brooklyn Bridge.
The incident occurred shortly after midnight when two officers pulled over a vehicle on Howells Road.
Tonight in New York City: Celebrate Pride weekend, find out what the folks from MTV's Girl Code and Guy Code have to say, or take a dip in one of the many public pools that the New York parks have to offer.
So many people are in the know these days.
This week a piece of childhood nostalgia is coming back, the Daytime Emmy's went PG-13, and there was some good news for one of our favorite comedians.
Cops found Brendan Tevlin, of Livingston, dead from an apparent gunshot wound, authorities said.
Erick Onyango and Salvatore Cambria, both of Suffern, N.Y., claim they had a million-dollar lottery ticket in their hands, but they threw it away.
