Crowds Hit Fifth Avenue For St. Patrick's Day Parade
One of the great New York City traditions, the St. Patrick's Day Parade, headed up Fifth Avenue Saturday.
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One of the great New York City traditions, the St. Patrick's Day Parade, headed up Fifth Avenue Saturday.
Police on Saturday asked for the public's help in finding four men, one of whom shot and wounded a deli customer in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Prior to meeting with the press Pope Francis prayed privately in the Vatican Gardens. He ended Saturday's audience with a blessing for journalists and their families.
Competitors memorized arbitrary pieces of information about the order of playing cards, names and faces, poems, and lists of random numbers and words, according to event officials.
Sixteen people were eventually ordered off the train, and two were issued summons for disorderly conduct. One person was treated at the scene for minor injuries.
Ryan Barron, 19, was allegedly driving a 1998 Ford through a parking lot at the Wald Pavillion in Nanuet when he hit a parked car and caused it to lurch forward and strike a pedestrian and another parked vehicle, according to police.
While she was hanging out in Hoboken, Toni stopped by Sinatra's favorite bakery, snacked on cheese steaks, and sampled some of the best clams that New Jersey has to offer.
Wildfire season began this weekend in New Jersey, and while forest service managers say they aren't expecting more fires than usual, one thing does stand in their way: the trees knocked down by Superstorm Sandy.
The city sued FedEx Ground for accepting packages from a Kentucky company called CigarettesDirect2U, which helped New Yorkers evade high cigarette taxes by shipping untaxed cartons from out-of-state.
Peyton Manning's touchdown passes, Adrian Peterson's first downs and Darrelle Revis' interceptions could combine to make someone rich this fall.
The last dog that was displaced by Superstorm Sandy and living in a temporary shelter on Long Island has been relocated, but there is no shortage of prospective parents for Bruno the Rottweiler.
Police have identified a suspect who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman and stole her purse in Brooklyn.
Two brothers from Jersey City have been sentenced to prison time for their role on a street-racing incident that killed one pedestrian and injured another.
The New York City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association does not want speed cameras set up in the city.
The largest teachers' union in New Jersey has endorsed Democrat Barbara Buono in her campaign for governor.
