New York AG Strikes $210 Million Settlement To Help Repay Some Madoff Ponzi Scheme Victims
The Attorney General's office investigation revealed that Ivy had deep suspicions about Madoff's operation but never informed its clients.
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The Attorney General's office investigation revealed that Ivy had deep suspicions about Madoff's operation but never informed its clients.
Police on Tuesday were searching for a man who choked a woman, forced his way into her apartment and stole money from her in broad daylight in the Bronx.
There's an emotional element present that makes it clear these kids have been through something over the past two weeks that has changed their lives
At 4 p.m. Tuesday, one lane in the Manhattan-bound tube opened for buses and one lane for cars, the MTA said.
That means there are still 10,136 outages in Nassau and Suffolk counties. LIPA officials have said they hope to have most of them back by sometime Wednesday.
As the region works to recover from Superstorm Sandy, it is also looking ahead to the next big one -- and what can be done to limit the damage.
When the Rockaway Peninsula got blasted by Hurricane Sandy, the police were hit like everyone else -- battered and flooded.
The Eli Young Band adds a humorous edge to the otherwise straight-up love-song vibe of their latest single. And wait, where have we seen this robot before?
That means all 10 LIRR branches are now running trains connecting New York City and Long Island for the first time since Superstorm Sandy struck two weeks ago.
A man has now recanted his claims, after splashing across the headlines accusing Kevin Clash, the puppeteer who plays Elmo on "Sesame Street," of having a sexual affair with him when he was underage.
It is time to end the tax exempt status of religious organizations that advocated for a partisan candidate.
Officials said this year's voting lines were the longest the state has ever seen.
One sidebar of the storm is that Springsteen finally granted an audience to his biggest fan, Gov. Chris Christie.
Three areas hardest hit by Sandy will still have alternate side regulations suspended indefinitely.
New York Cares said the goal is to collect 50,000 coats before Thanksgiving so they can be distributed to storm victims as quickly as possible.
