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From Broadway to Hollywood, Robert Klein has entertained audiences for more than 40 years. The legendary comedian joined us to talk about Laugh For Sight, an all-star comedy benefit, that he is headlining along with fellow comedian Jerry Seinfeld. It is hosted by WFAN's Craig Carton.
TV 10-55's Alex Denis visited The Stable Restaurant, where she dined with some special guests -- including the city's mayor.
Robert Nedeski is charged with disorderly conduct and making a false 911 call.
The kittens had been in a foster home since September after wreaking havoc in the subway system back on Aug. 29.
Sandy brought water levels as high as 8 feet to the iconic former U.S. immigration entry point.
Jay Horwitz strikes again! The Mets public relations chief -- and social media funny guy -- sparked yet another rumor with a tweet Thursday morning.
This week, Dr. Sharma answered questions about raising children as vegetarians, how to stay healthy in the colder weather, the risks of buying breast milk online and the effects of spanking your kids.
Troopers Ruben Benavidez and James Hearne just happened to be driving through Trenton when they came across a family struggling to help their son breathe after he started choking on a chicken nugget.
The 6-5 Pinkston is undersized but plays bigger than his height. After averaging 13.3 points and 5.0 rebounds last year as a sophomore, it's time for Pinkston to emerge as one of the better players in the Big East as a junior.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton turned the tables on a heckler Wednesday, in an effort to make a point about the need to find common ground to solve the nation's problems.
Iconic New York sports radio and television personality Bill Mazer died Wednesday at the age of 92.
Car break-ins in the 106th precinct have soared 62 percent within the past month.
Investigators believe Marc Steinberg could be responsible for stealing at least four cars from outside three Staten Island gyms.
A woman was found dead in Waldwick, N.J. Wednesday, and police have deemed her death "suspicious," according to a published report.
The ruling by Judge Thomas Bishop marked a dramatic reversal after years of unsuccessful appeals by Michael Skakel, the 52-year-old nephew of Robert F. Kennedy's widow, Ethel Kennedy. Skakel is serving 20 years to life.
