Mayor Bloomberg Raises Funds To Reinstate Regents Exam
The tests that allow as many as 5,000 New York City students to graduate in January were canceled this year because of the state budget deficit.
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The tests that allow as many as 5,000 New York City students to graduate in January were canceled this year because of the state budget deficit.
It's no real surprise that a report from consultants Challenger, Gray and Christmas, Inc. lists the Garden State as has having the region's highest number of upcoming job cuts.
Three members of the Williamsport Crosscutters, a Short-Season Class A team affiliated with the Philadelphia Phillies, suffered minor injuries when their bus was involved in an accident on Staten Island.
Seaside Heights will never be the same: The cast and crew of MTV's Jersey Shore has wrapped up shooting for their fifth and final season before moving out of the Real World-esqe digs Monday.
Sue Zager wanted to start up a business which was environmentally sound, engaged her creative side, fit in with her busy family and brought in some extra money.
More than two dozen carpenters have joined hundreds of laborers in a job action at the World Trade Center site and other New York City projects.
A Rockland County theater has likely closed its doors for good.
In the surveillance video, the man can be seen walking down the street carrying a gun when he suddenly opens fire.
Authorities said the incident took place at the corner of Wyckoff Avenue and Bleecker Street in Bushwick on Wednesday, July 20, shortly after 1:00 p.m.
The bird's Fifth Avenue appearance was quite the event on an otherwise quiet August afternoon.
The debt deal is no deal at all for many of the most vulnerable residents in the Tri-State Area. They may face long-term pain.
A rare and private estate built in 1918, complete with a guest house and pool house, was the setting for CBS 2's latest Living Large segment
Experts pointed to the record-breaking summer temperatures and the lack of rain as the main reason why the rodents were making an appearance in many homes as unwelcome guests.
The proposal would mandate that parents administer the test and sign a statement swearing it was performed. The results wouldn't be disclosed -- not even to the school.
The incident happened in the Morrisania section around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday when a Bx55 bus, moving southbound on Third Avenue, struck a livery cab and sports car.
