Knicks' Carmelo Anthony To Join Rafael Nadal At US Open Kids' Day
The NBA lockout isn't keeping Carmelo Anthony from bouncing a ball on a New York court. The Knicks star is slated to take part in the annual Arthur Ashe Kids' Day at the U.S. Open.
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The NBA lockout isn't keeping Carmelo Anthony from bouncing a ball on a New York court. The Knicks star is slated to take part in the annual Arthur Ashe Kids' Day at the U.S. Open.
DeGraw, 34, is in stable condition at Bellevue Hospital. He suffered a broken nose and cuts to his face.
The Health Department says a 50-year-old man from Hamilton Township developed symptoms in July. He was not hospitalized and is recovering at home.
While the water looks pristine, Riverkeeper says raw sewage pollutes the Hudson River from Manhattan to Troy, often making it unsafe for swimming.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the next MTA chairman has to be responsible to the straphangers and other New Yorkers using the system.
The flag is flying at half staff today outside Harrison town hall in honor of Joe Acocella, Jr., the town clerk, who died after a lifetime of health problems. He was 30.
What happens when economic desperation is combined with youth and the internet?
Two of the biggest stars in the world of Hip Hop have thrown a new spotlight on the shooting death of Pace University student Danroy "D.J." Henry.
"Hand in Hand -- Remembering 9/11" will be held along the West Side waterfront this Sept. 10, the day before the 10th anniversary of the attacks.
Many of the youngest children of 9/11 victims feel anxiety, worry about losing their surviving parent, and are now at an age where they're asking questions.
Lawyers for Diallo said their client faces a difficult recovery from an encounter with ex-International Monetary Fund boss Dominique Strauss-Kahn that left her violated, humiliated and degraded.
In a release, the city agency said that the contractors would help the DSNY with plowing and snow hauling from tertiary streets "as needed" when storms were forecast to bring 6 or more inches of snow.
The U.S. stock market joined a sell-off around the world Monday in the first trading since Standard & Poor's downgraded American debt.
Candice Johnson of the Communication Workers of America and Verizon's Richard Young had no immediate word on progress toward settling a strike that was in its second day Monday.
A Long Island school bus driver was called into his boss' office expecting commendation. Instead, he said he was fired for helping three police officers stranded in a violent storm -- and transporting them in his school bus.
