Markowitz In Favor Of Push For Coney Island Casino
If Gov. Andrew Cuomo succeeds in making table gambling legal in New York, where do you think casinos will crop up? Some are betting on Coney Island.
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If Gov. Andrew Cuomo succeeds in making table gambling legal in New York, where do you think casinos will crop up? Some are betting on Coney Island.
Connor was wanted for allegedly robbing 10 New York-area banks between September and December of 2011.
Teen drivers could soon face tougher requirements in the Garden State. The state Legislature has passed a new bill that would require young drivers to log more hours on the road.
A shadow of grief is once again upon a house in Orange County, following the weekend suicide of Kevin Jacobsen.
A straphanger in the Bronx claims that other riders' discarded MetroCards are his own personal property. John Jones said that he regularly finds cards with balances and that he has made a practice of re-selling them.
"Last night, he fought the good fight on this floor, right up until the end of his life," said Gov. Chris Christie. "He passed doing what he does...serving the people of New Jersey."
A New York woman who lost her chance for a life-saving heart transplant by continuing to commit crimes is being permitted to spend her dying days in hospice care.
The New York City health department has declared war on oversized restaurant portions, going after the food industry in a subway ad campaign.
Swastikas have been scrolled in white grease paint on the windows of a Japanese bookstore and clothing store on 41st Street and 6th Avenue, where several rabbis and Manhattan borough president Scott Stringer gathered Tuesday to say 'enough.'
Two former airport security officers, who have already spent over a year in jail, have now been sentenced for theft.
Jorge Posada had many outstanding playoff memories as a New York Yankee but one stands out in particular, his tying double in 2003 ALCS Game 7.
The Double Happyness bus company at 133 East Broadway was ordered to stop all intra-state and interstate passenger service.
52-year-old Ivan Shamberger is accused of stealing a paycheck from his relative, but the crime didn't end there.
Should there be tougher criminal penalties for students who cheat on the SAT's? That's the focus of Tuesday's meeting of the Senate Committee on Higher Education in Albany.
Large enough for two wheelchairs and several passengers, the MV-1 got a big thumbs up from Ronnie Ramond with the Taxis For All Campaign.
