World Science Festival 2011 Returns To NYC With Celebrity Attendees
You may think of science as the class you couldn't wait to ditch in high school - but this week, all the cool kids are into it.
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You may think of science as the class you couldn't wait to ditch in high school - but this week, all the cool kids are into it.
It's a boy and a girl! For now, they're just sleeping, eating, and hanging out with their nannies. But you can go visit!
Swimming will be banned until Saturday in the water at Cupsogue Beach County Park on after sharks were spotted just off shore this week, Katie Fehlinger reports. County officials have, however, reopened Smith Point beach to swimmers.
The suspects were taken into custody Thursday morning. They're accused of running illegal card games on Staten Island.
Sixteen-year-old Eduardo Vanegas-Fuentes and Edgar Calderon-Castro, 19, died after falling into a cesspool at a Farmingville home last night.
Trying to make a buck off your car insurance by faking a crash could now cost you.
Speaker Christine Quinn says she will do everything in her power to prevent teacher layoffs planned by the Bloomberg administration.
Tonight, officials from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will break it all down for the public - general safety at Indian Point and how the nuclear power plant performed in 2010.
The wave of the future is rolling down the streets of the Bergen County seat for those who commit moving violations.
It's the last chance for New Jersey residents to weigh in on new proposed beach acces laws at hearing on Long Beach Island.
The U.S. Attorney's Office was bringing a superseding indictment against former Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell on Thursday. It was expected to omit the man who was originally charged with Elwell.
There is a hint that former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is testing the presidential waters for 2012.
Police say a 14-year-old boy was shot and killed Wednesday night outside of a Bodega near his home in Crown Heights.
The Yonkers City Council has adopted a resolution putting a $20,000 overtime cap on municipal workers.
The Democrats will need to persuade the Senate's Republican majority that the proposals will work if they are to become law. The jobs bill is being introduced with just nine days left in the scheduled legislative session.
