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If you're looking to cure your hangover from Wednesday's National Margarita Day, today's holiday might be the perfect follow-up.
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If you're looking to cure your hangover from Wednesday's National Margarita Day, today's holiday might be the perfect follow-up.
Brigitte Aznaran said her teacher, Evelyn Tirado, grabbed her arms, sat on her and punched her. This as the 12-year-old's mother had stepped into the classroom to pick her up early.
Bergenfield resident Andrew Campbell wants everyone to know our bridges may not be as safe as we think they are.
On the day the towers fell Jordan Lifander was really a volunteer in Cedarhurst on Long Island. He did not "survive" the disaster any more than those of us who watched it on television.
A warning for anybody getting ready to file their taxes or who may be waiting for their return. A new email scam is aimed at robbing you of your hard earned cash.
Reynaldo Flores, 46, was observed acting in a lewd manner in close proximity to children, according to police.
Warren Buffett may be known as the "Wizard of Omaha," but New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie sees no magic in Buffett's call for tax hikes for the wealthy.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker and his top police official say the city was misled by the New York Police Department and never would have authorized such wholesale spying on Muslims if they had known about it.
It's a sophisticated ploy and even the savviest taxpayers are falling for it. All it takes is the click of a mouse, you think you're connecting to the IRS website it's really just an email from a scammer.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the state is considering turning the Tappan Zee Bridge into a "greenway'' instead of demolishing it when a new adjacent span is built to cross the Hudson River.
Numbers released by the New York Police Department show that about five public school students were arrested every school day during the last three months of 2011.
The Port Authority tries to warn travelers about cabbie hustling with signs and announcements, but there's so much money to be made -- two to three times the normal fare -- that hustlers can't resist.
Keep up with the Oscars, from the nominees to the red carpet to the podium. And the Oscar goes to...
Many residents refer to the Hamptons as "God's country." It's a land filled with mansions, beaches and fancy boutiques, but some homeowners are accusing the town of letting police officers rack up outrageous pensions on the backs of taxpayers.
Newly appointed Cardinal Timothy Dolan got right back to it on Wednesday, celebrating his first Mass in New York since returning from the Vatican.
