OWS Protester Proclaims 'The Jews Control Wall St.' In Zuccotti Park Rant
In the nearly 6- minute video, one protestor is seen standing in Zuccotti Park ranting against Israel and Jews while holding a sign reading "Hitler's Bankers - Wall St."
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In the nearly 6- minute video, one protestor is seen standing in Zuccotti Park ranting against Israel and Jews while holding a sign reading "Hitler's Bankers - Wall St."
Mayor Michael Bloomberg addressed the manure mess on Wednesday -- the piles and piles of droppings left by horse-drawn carriages on the streets in and around Central Park. It's a "nagging" problem, but does the city have a solution?
Gerdes' trial was supposed to begin this week, nearly 18 months to the day after she allegedly climbed behind the wheel of a van and ran over and killed a beloved doctor while high on Xanax and Oxycodone.
It was a gruesome attack in broad daylight. A daughter is fighting for her life after being shot by her own father, just steps from a Metro-North train station.
Martinez allegedly grabbed a woman from behind and groped her as she was walking near 36th Street and between Fourth and Fifth Avenues early Monday morning.
Jack McNeill has contacted an alphabet soup of agencies, trying to repair the pipe, which right now is putting raw sewage in plain sight.
The latest burglary occurred on October 11 at 3 a.m., when the men allegedly broke into Zolitas Bakery on Parsons Blvd and got away with cash.
Bellevue Hospital has confirmed Helen Tamaki, the other female passenger during last week's helicopter crash in the East River, died Tuesday night.
The studio had formally been housed for over 40 years in a 40,000-square-foot building in Hoboken. But it outgrew that site, which could not be expanded to fit the company's needs.
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The group said the policy unfairly targets black and Hispanic men as they lined up near City Hall Park and marched across the Brooklyn Bridge.
The group said it was protesting because it was upset about the expiration of New York state's "millionaire's tax" in December.
Sens. Loretta Weinberg and Paul Sarlo say the Film and Digital Media Tax Credit Program creates jobs and drives the economy.
Opening arguments began Wednesday in the trial of a former Soviet army officer accused of agreeing to sell weapons to anti-American rebels.
Two lights are on the roof of every yellow taxi in the Big Apple. Some passengers, especially visitors, have complained about this set-up, and repeatedly try to hail unavailable cabs.
