Report: Damage From Sandy May Shutter TriBeCa Bistro For Good
A popular French bistro in TriBeCa may close for good after 33 years due to irreparable caused by Superstorm Sandy, according to published reports.
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A popular French bistro in TriBeCa may close for good after 33 years due to irreparable caused by Superstorm Sandy, according to published reports.
Chief of Department Joseph Esposito is hanging up his uniform Wednesday after 44 years of service.
A squabble has erupted in a community on the East End of Long Island, as town officials rethink controversial leash laws affecting dog owners on the beach.
Cara Munn was a freshman at the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Conn. when she partook in a school-supervised trip to China.
The incident happened last Friday around 1:40 p.m. near East 183rd Street in the Belmont section of the borough.
Smithtown High School East senior Liam Armstrong, 18, died Tuesday after being hit by a Bronx-bound, No. 2 express train, police said.
In an exploratory analysis, Dr. Bharat P Bhatta writes that the so-called pay-as-you-weigh model can be "technically and economically feasible."
In a sphere of oenophiles far removed from the world of Two-Buck Chuck and Franzia, a billionaire went to trial Wednesday in his lawsuit against a California wine merchant who allegedly cheated him to the tune of $320,000.
A bill creating a new lottery for bear hunting licenses cleared a key Connecticut legislative committee Wednesday, despite some objections about whether such hunting is appropriate.
According to newly-released Department of Labor statistics, veterans under 35 who have served in Iraq or Afghanistan have an unemployment rate around 11 percent.
Authorities believe 25-year-old Heidi Balch was killed and dismembered by Joel Rifkin, who is serving more than 200 years in a New York prison for nine murders.
Summer is getting shorter for some students in Westchester County's largest school district. It's part of an extreme plan to save three failing schools.
An Irvington, N.J., woman has been sentenced to 45 years in prison in the 2011 murder of an 88-year-old woman.
Bloomberg said he has no intention of announcing who he's backing, leaving the door open to possibly change his mind before November.
Bloomberg also blasted the state legislature for tacking on a surcharge to New York City speeding tickets and taking the revenue but failing to vote for speed cameras.
