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The NYPD stresses there is no specific threat against New York City, but has added extra patrols at 50 locations in response to the seemingly religiously motivated murders in Toulouse, France.
The feud between Rangers' head coach John Tortorella and Devils' head coach Peter DeBoer has reached new heights. The two have engaged in a war of words through the media.
A bill that would allow Connecticut package stores to sell alcohol on Sundays has passed its first legislative hurdle.
The movement to allow chickens in New Rochelle was started by sisters 15-year-old Emma and 12-year-old Sophia Piester, who asked permission to own three hens for the purpose of egg consumption.
After issuing a serious threat to Craig's well-being courtesy of Boomer, the dynamic radio duo set their differences aside just long enough to draft teams for this past afternoon's staff bowling outing.
The majestic transit hub opened at the stroke of midnight on Feb. 1, 1913 and MTA Executive Director Joe Lhota announced on Tuesday that some grand plans are in the works for its 100th birthday.
Metro-North Railroad says its experiment with "quiet cars'' is so popular that the program will be expanded to all rush-hour trains next month.
Ossining Village Mayor William Hanauer is adjusting to the new political reality as state lawmakers carved up legislative districts with an eye toward preserving majority power.
The 28-year-old woman was shot in the abdomen around 11 p.m. Monday outside the USA Diner on Merrick Boulevard in Rosedale.
Five members of the University of Southern Mississippi pep band have lost their scholarship after participating in a racially-insensitive chant during the NCAA Tournament last week.
The synthetic drug, sold under the names of "Legal Phunk,'' "Spice,'' and other brands, is often disguised as incense or potpourri.
The first fire was in front of the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street at about 3 p.m. At about the same time, authorities received a 911 call about a trash can fire a block away on Madison Avenue.
MTV said on their site "Yes, that includes the little one with the bun the oven," referring to a pregnant Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi.
Aggravated assault charges have been dropped against one of the nine Wayne Hills High School football players who had been accused of severely beating two other teens at a house party last year.
It was St. Patrick's Day and NYPD Sgt. Robert Critelli was checking bags at Grand Central when someone ran up yelling about a man on the subway tracks.
