Ailing Justin Timberlake Postpones 1st Madison Square Garden Show
Justin Timberlake left his most eager Tri-State area fans crying a river Wednesday night.
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Justin Timberlake left his most eager Tri-State area fans crying a river Wednesday night.
Residents of a building in Chelsea are fit to be tied, claiming an aggressive dog has bitten multiple people and the woman who owns the dog is not maintaining control.
Melting snow and ice is causing some electrical issues in Manhattan.
Even as crews patch potholes, new and existing craters continue to surface.
What's falling from the sky on Long Island? Some who live and work near a massive power-generating incinerator fear toxic ash is raining down on them.
William "Pat" Schuber, a member of the board of commissioners, proposed the idea of a public apology on Wednesday.
The murder trial for the man charged with killing a 6-year-old Manhattan boy who disappeared some 35 years ago has been postponed for months, as psychiatric exams and other preparations continue.
A report released on Tuesday said P.S. 106 elementary school principal Marcella Sills should be fired from her job because she was often absent or late to work.
What began as complaints about missed mail deliveries in a few Bronx apartment buildings has now blossomed into a large issue affecting an entire ZIP code.
The warmer conditions on Wednesday provided the first chance for some in the Riverdale section of the Bronx to dig out from piles of snow. One man out shoveling on Wednesday said his car has been buried in the snow for three weeks.
Even though it appeared most of the roof collapsed, there were no injuries. But there was a rush of water from inside, with ceiling tiles and the contents of the roof draining into the store.
A study released on Wednesday, found that modified T-cells achieved complete remission in 88 percent of advanced leukemia patients treated.
Jose Pimentel entered the plea Wednesday to attempted criminal possession of a weapon as a crime of terrorism. It was less than a week before his scheduled trial in a rare state-level terrorism case.
More than 130 residents of the five-story structure were evacuated Wednesday morning because of flooding.
The state Division on Civil Rights was asked to look into a photo that shows members of a high school wrestling team apparently depicting a lynching.
