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Despite recent attempts to dispel rumors that their marriage was in trouble, TMZ reports that New Jersey Nets forward and reality television star Kim Kardashian have filed for divorce.
An elderly Long Island man got quite a shock when he went to pick up the Sunday morning paper outside his Oceanside home.
The Commission on Presidential Debates announced Monday that it had chosen Hofstra University for the site of its October 16, 2012 Presidential Debate, which will be in the "town meeting" format.
Henry and Alberta Mood died when a kerosene lamp apparently sparked a fire at their Shepard Avenue home that had lost power during the weekend nor'easter.
Dimitra Richardson, 82, and her son are now back home safe and sound in Malverne, but believe authorities were caught completely off-guard by the weekend snowstorm.
The new website takes thousands of jobs listed in the state's job bank and sorts them by region.
The three-week trial of an accused Russian arms dealer known as the "Merchant of Death" is wrapping up.
Sen. Charles Schumer is promising a crackdown on low-cost buses after a new federal report shows that the fatality rate for people riding in so-called curbside carriers is seven times higher than conventional bus companies.
Central Park, ordinarily a winter wonderland when covered in snow, looked more like a Halloween nightmare on Monday.
Downed trees are causing widespread problems in hard hit areas of New York as many homes and businesses remain in the dark following the weekend's unusual October snowstorm.
Nassau County officials have agreed to a $2.6 billion budget that calls for the closing of two police precincts and $150 million in union concessions.
At 28-years-old, Elizabeth Myuello suffered a heart attack brought on by an infection. Against medical advice, she began jogging eventually getting her heart strong enough to race in the New York City Marathon.
This weekend's unusual weather has walloped many Tri-State Area school systems.
Don't be haunted by sugar-induced weight gain this Halloween.
New York trains (and ferries) take us to all the most interesting nooks and crannies of New York for just $2.50! Here are some of our favorite places the train takes us and rides that we don't at all consider a commute.
