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The Health Department said that inspectors never saw an animal inside of the bar before, and that "dogs, and other service animals, are prohibited in any food service establishment."
A major complaint in the days following Sandy was that customers didn't know what repairs crews were working on when their power would be restored.
The three businesses are located on South Street, Peck Slip and Front Street and are part of a merchants' alliance formed in the wake of Sandy called Old Seaport New York.
It's a sign that some business owners think are a deterrent to crime, and one that some residents find offensive.
Walmart has issued an apology for labeling its plus-sized Halloween clothing as "fat girl" costumes.
A voluntary recall was issued Monday for baby wipes manufactured by Nutek Disposables Inc., due to bacterial contamination.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says New York has more jobs than ever and that upstate New York is rebounding. Republican Rob Astorino talks about people fleeing to states with lower taxes and higher employment.
Lawyers for Atlantic City and the bankrupt Revel Casino Hotel are battling over as much as $30 million that Revel owes for property taxes and penalties.
A federal judge on Friday granted a request from the four major U.S. professional sports leagues and the NCAA to at least temporarily stop New Jersey from allowing legalized sports betting.
A portion of the proceeds earned from those staying in the room at the Holiday Inn Express in Stony Brook will go to the cause.
Democratic Sens. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Edward Markey of Massachusetts made the demand in a letter to Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, who oversees the NHTSA.
Financial services giant UBS has put its Stamford, Connecticut, building on the market in another sign the Swiss bank is ready to leave.
More than 100 years after America's first retail gasoline station opened, the National Petroleum News reports that America's 160,000 gas stations are slowly receding from the landscape.
JPMorgan Chase wanted to construct the buildings at Hudson Yards, costing about $6 billion. The skyscrapers would have housed 16,000 employees.
Frito-Lay announced Wasabi Ginger won its contest that gave people a chance to create a new flavor, beating out the coffee-flavored chips and the two other finalists -- Mango Salsa and Cheddar Bacon Mac & Cheese.
