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By the time it hit Connecticut, Irene was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. But many Connecticut residents find themselves having to pay huge deductibles on their insurance claims.
Before teaming up with Toys "R" Us and the Marines, the former NBA star said he spent nearly 20 years buying gifts for thousands of children on his own.
Instead of shutting down a line on the weekends the authority said it is going to cut service overnight on weekdays for up to five consecutive nights.
Many commuters may be able to breathe a little easier while waiting for the train today.
Regular bus riders on the 34th Street corridor will attest to the fact that this is one of the busiest, slowest lines. But now the MTA hopes some relief has arrived.
Toys "R" Us announced Monday that it will kick off Black Friday a little early this year, with stores slated to open their doors at 9 p.m. Thanksgiving night and remain open for 26 straight hours of shopping.
When someone in New York City dies, alone, he or she is buried on Hart Island, off of the Bronx coast.
Freebies and festive gift items await patrons at the Grand Central Terminal Holiday Fair.
On July 5, Josh and Stacey Dubrow welcomed their first child into the world, but their joy was short-lived.
Veterinarians are recommending dog owners get their pets vaccinated especially if the animals will be spending any time in close quarters with other dogs.
Fashionistas, listen up. If only for one day, you don't have to spend a fortune to get your hands on a pair of shoes from one of the industry's most adored designers.
For the past two years, a Manhattan couple has opened their door hundreds of times for police or firefighters responding to emergency calls they never made.
Well, hello Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. We meet again.
Peaceful marchers sent a clear message Sunday to vandals who torched cars and scrawled Nazi swastikas in an Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Brooklyn where Woody Allen was raised: Don't repeat the kind of attacks that once led to the Holocaust.
Police say suspect Peter Rodriguez, 36, was driving the wrong way on the Long Island Expressway when he hit the cab carrying George Gibbons. He apparently then took off without bothering to call for help.
