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Visitors to the museum at the national 9/11 memorial could be required to pay an entrance fee of about $20, though victims' relatives will always be able to enter for free, the president and CEO of the memorial foundation said Thursday.
Labor leaders rallying for collective bargaining rights in New Jersey went on the offensive Thursday with one comparing Gov. Chris Christie to Adolf Hitler and two Democratic legislative leaders to his generals.
It's not clear what Anthony Weiner will do next to earn a living after spending his entire adult life working in politics. On Thursday during his resignation statement, Weiner already seemed eager to jump into something new.
Some constituents said Weiner's decision to quit was the right political decision, while others asserted the Democrat should have looked past the media circus and fought on.
Police in the northern suburbs are blaming a pet exotic snake for the death of one of its owners. The animal's bite is poisonous and almost always fatal.
When a woman picked up her father's remains from the funeral home in Amityville, her lawyer says she was shocked and felt sick at what she saw in the urn.
It's been nearly three weeks since news of Anthony Weiner's infamous Twitter crotch shot broke, and today the embattled congressman announced his resignation in Brooklyn.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the Senate's failure to renew the New York City rent control law before it expired Wednesday night is "unacceptable."
As the school year winds down, technology and its impact on how children are taught continues to move forward. An innovative new high school program has one teacher at the head of two classes at the same time.
Police said a brazen shoplifting mother enlisted her own children to help swindle and steal $2,500 of merchandise from the bustling JC Penney in the Green Acres Mall.
The New York Lottery's Yolanda Vega awarded the $202 million prize to 20 Costco employees at the Melville store where they all work.
The problems have forced police officers and operators to record emergency calls with pen and paper
After Weiner uttered the words "today I'm announcing my resignation from Congress," the heckler shouted out "goodbye pervert."
Here us the full transcript of Congressman Anthony Weiner's resignation speech delivered in Brooklyn.
Attorney Jeffrey Lichtman said Thursday his client did not hire anyone to rob and shoot Shakur.
