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A Spring Valley woman is demanding answers from a bus driver who has been accused of abandoning her 6 and 7-year-old sons on busy Route 306, more than a mile away from the boys' bus stop.
There has been so much interest in SheRides from women who want female cabbies that the company is holding off for now on launching the app in New York City.
McDonald's announced it is giving away a small McCafé coffee during breakfast hours at participating restaurants across the country beginning Sept. 16, and ending on National Coffee Day, Sept. 29.
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court trustee is objecting to the proposed auction date for the Revel Casino Hotel and a $3 million breakup fee that would go to a Florida developer if he's outbid for the recently shuttered site.
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The New York State Thruway Authority said that an electronic error led to some 35,000 drivers being overcharged by a small amount.
For three generations Chester Massey, his father, and his sons have been raising world-famous Long Island ducklings from the cradle to the dinner table. By year's end they will mark the end of an era.
The Casino Control Commission voted Wednesday to let MGM keep its 50 percent ownership of the Borgata.
Nearly 4 million elderly Americans are abused every year, but experts say finding good home health care is particularly difficult.
Home Depot announced Monday that it has confirmed a major security breach that could affect customers using credit and debit cards around the U.S. and Canada.
A former portfolio manager convicted of helping his firm earn more than a quarter-billion dollars illegally through insider trading has been sentenced in New York to nine years in prison.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie issued a directive Monday allowing his state's casinos and racetracks to immediately offer sports betting without fear of criminal or civil liability.
The Trump Taj Mahal is poised to be the latest casino to file for bankruptcy and go out of business in Atlantic City, sources said Friday.
Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg is set to resume the leadership of his business empire -- although he said in a news release that was planning no such thing.
Hundreds of newly laid-off casino workers began filing for unemployment Wednesday morning, the first attendees at an assistance center that expects to process 5,000 workers over the next three days.
