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Even though the appeals court ruled in his favor, Lewis faces an uphill battle to unseat Addiego, 48, a lifelong area resident who rose through the political ranks to become a state senator when a vacancy arose last year.
After fighting in the American Revolution and helping to create the federal government, Hamilton built the house in 1802 on what was then a country estate. He lived there for two years before being killed in a duel with Aaron Burr.
Police said Jose Santos was driving a 2008 Nissan west on Veterans Memorial Highway when he struck 22-year-old Patrick McCourt of Huntington, who was walking in the roadway at 5:30 a.m.
Federal prosecutors say Ziming Shen and Joanna Fan, of Staten Island, diverted money from a chain of preschools they owned to their private business interests, and also to make mortgage payments on several condominiums.
Attorneys Kenneth Thompson and Douglas Wigdor said people deserve to hear Strauss-Kahn "answer pointed questions about his conduct." They note Guinean maid Nafissatou Diallo answered questions in July interviews and gave a detailed account of the May 14 encounter.
The 9/11 attacks were very difficulty for children to comprehend, and some turned to their creative side for comfort. Their work has been put into a collection called "Art For Heart,"
The 11th Annual Orchard Beach Classic Car and Motorcycle Show is ready to hit the Bronx this weekend, packing not only the coolest cars, but also will raise money for the Widows and Children of 9/11 Fund.
It's a day for pet owners to show off their furry friends and to keep others safe. The second annual Strut Your Mutt Walk and Festival kicks off next weekend here in the city.
Health officials say the number of new AIDS cases in New York City declined by 25 percent in 2011, a possible outcome of improved medical care.
The inaugural Bluegrass In the Park concert will hit New York's Madison Square Park this Saturday, where music fans can treat their ears and stomachs to five bluegrass acts and food offered by Fatty Crew.
Two days out, the Assembly is already drawing world leaders and international criticism to New York. Among the world leaders gathering is the always controversial Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and the hotel where he'll stay is under fire for hosting him,
After 1010 WINS' Mona Rivera first reported the story, CBS 2 tracked down owner Pedro Somoza, who took full responsibility for the property and apologized to the family.
New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms and several other opponents of the law sued, claiming in part the law should be nullified because the state Senate violated its own rules and the state's open meetings law before the critical vote.
Kenneth Williams, 27, has been charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter, assault and reckless endangerment, according to police.
Many of the complaints were because strip club billboards in particular offended the moral values of several drivers.
