'4-D' Movie Theater Chain Eyes New York City
4-D movie theaters include rumbling seats, flashing lights, smoke and scent.
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4-D movie theaters include rumbling seats, flashing lights, smoke and scent.
City Councilman James Vacca has arranged $4 million in funds to install cameras and fix locks at the public housing project in an attempt to curb an alarming increase of gang and drug-related crime in the eastern section of the Bronx.
TV 10-55's Alex Denis was at Field Station Dinosaurs, a family attraction at the base of a 150 million-year-old rock formation which features life-sized dinosaur exhibits.
Reggie has now been banished by the Yankees until the time is "right" for his return. But all he did, with respect to A-Rod, is tell the truth.
If you have unsightly veins in your legs and hands, you're not alone. As TV 10-55's Katie McGee reports, up to 55 percent of women and 45 percent of men are affected by either spider or varicose veins.
Let his banishment serve as a wake-up call. If Reggie Jackson wants to continue being associated with the Yankees, let him learn a thing or two about human decency.
In April, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand proposed a bill authorizing authorities to remove Canada geese from the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in June and July when the birds are molting and cannot fly.
Tonight in New York City: Meet the Vice President of Ghana, listen to experimental music inside the Guggenheim Museum, or learn where to go exploring for the best garden in Manhattan.
Spc. Jonathan Batista from Kinnelon and Staff Sgt. Raul M. Guerra from Union City both died last week while serving in Afghanistan.
Still wanted is 20-year-old Jashid Chambers, who police belive was on the other end of the gun battle with another suspect exchanging fire for some unknown reason, authorities said.
Every Tuesday in July, straight from restaurant menus, we'll show you how to make your own takeout as tasty as theirs.
Entertaining and design expert Mark Addison visits The Couch to show you how to plan your summer shindig around a theme.
The museum's executive director, Dave Kaplan, said what really makes it special is the "hands-on art making."
Every night at 8:30 p.m. one of the foxes takes a stroll down Osage Street in Ossining, but the fox is no friend of the hound in this town. In fact, it's war.
Melanie Rossomando can laugh about it now, but the leap has landed her more than 20,000 views on YouTube. But this past weekend, it was fear and adrenaline that sent her flying off the ride.