Columbia Pictures, Williamsburg Leaders, Reach 'Spider-Man' Compromise
The "Amazing Spider-Man" is now more welcome in Brooklyn.
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The "Amazing Spider-Man" is now more welcome in Brooklyn.
Members of New York City Council ripped into a Department of Education official Tuesday, criticizing a 10-year plan to clean up PCBs, which may be leaking from faulty light fixtures, in about 800 city schools.
The Knicks have a very difficult 17 games remaining on their schedule, but if they play as hard as they did on Monday night and with the same commitment to defense, they can be very good.
Roland Tomforde was a Marine Captain driving into Iraq exactly ten years ago.
A New Jersey man claims an insomnia cure promoted on "The Dr. Oz Show'' left third-degree burns on his feet.
Julio Acevedo, 44, has been charged with second degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, in addition to previous charges, according to the DA's office.
Gov. Chris Christie says he asking the federal government for $250 million in Sandy aid to help New Jersey buy out homeowners in flood-prone areas, but does not want to force people to sell.
The Westchester County district attorney said 50-year-old Michael Saunders of Yonkers was found guilty Tuesday of murder, reckless endangerment and other crimes.
Moti Rabinowitz and Robin Antar are both artists -- although they work in different mediums.
A New York state audit has found that a provider of special education services to preschoolers illegally diverted millions of dollars to summer camps and a religious school.
Officers were called to the Super Variety Corner Store on Bergen Street just before 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Catholic bishops are making their annual lobbying visit to Albany as Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Senate Republicans are starting to clash over the governor's abortion law proposal.
Each of the chicks at the zoo hatched after about 70 days of incubation.
"He's on the roster, and he'll get a chance to compete," Ryan said of Tebow. "We'll see how the offseason plays out, but right now Tim is on our roster."
There's a renewed push for New York City to follow most other major cities and set up an inspector general's office to oversee police policies like stop-and-frisk. But, election year politics could play a big role, WCBS 880's Alex Silverman reported.
