Dozens Of OWS Protesters Arrested In Oct. Brooklyn Bridge March Appear In Court
Police arrested more than 700 people for disorderly conduct at the October 1 demonstration.
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Police arrested more than 700 people for disorderly conduct at the October 1 demonstration.
The fire gutted the Pavilion, a popular Fire Island nightspot, and La Fountaine as well as some other businesses in the main commercial area and also spread to a nearby home.
Ydanis Rodriguez, who represents northern Manhattan, is a supporter of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Based in Brooklyn, Slow Food USA is a grassroots movement focused on local food and farms as well healthy initiatives for everyone.
The panel created to investigate the response to both Tropical Storm Irene and the freak October snowstorm meets today in Connecticut.
Despite the economy, Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City might top last year's record of 48.8 million vistors this year.
Authorities say 12-year-old Dominque Epps was last seen Monday morning around 7:45 a.m. in her apartment on Saint Anns Avenue in the Bronx.
Two plaques at the Mercer County 9/11 memorial feature the names of politicians and volunteers but not those of local victims of Sept. 11.
In a nationwide push to get people to part with their money earlier and with more fervor than ever before, 300 stores across the country will be opening the night before Black Friday to give customers 26 straight hours of frenzied saving.
It's no secret that food trucks have become a beloved staple of New York City culture, but with a recent court ruling making daily operations a battle for many street vendors, the industry may be seeing its demise.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg had said all along when the time was appropriate he would act to address the "Occupy Wall Street" occupation of Zuccotti Park. Well, just after 1 a.m. on Tuesday he gave the NYPD its orders: Clear the park.
Jerry Sandusky is taking on the biggest defense of his life -- defending his name. Charged with 40 counts of sexually abusing eight boys, the former Penn State assistant coach said in a telephone interview: "I say that I am innocent of those charges."
Bullying isn't limited to colleges or even classroom. It happens everywhere. In fact, more adults are reporting being bullied at work. Now, New York State is taking steps to help employees fight back.
People living in Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish communities are complaining of harassment and anti-Semitic slurs written on walls and even parking meters.
"The Indian kids get to wear turbans. The Jewish children can wear yarmulkes. That's their birth right, their heritage. It's my daughter's heritage," said Jane West, Albrecht's mother.
