De Blasio's Internet Plan Includes Turning Pay Phones Into Wi-Fi Hot Spots
The mayor said his administration wants to make sure every neighborhood in the city is wired for high-speed broadband Internet access.
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The mayor said his administration wants to make sure every neighborhood in the city is wired for high-speed broadband Internet access.
Two friends in New Jersey are helping reunite victims of superstorm Sandy with their belongings that were washed away.
Moo hoo. The Nutmeg State seeks to ban chocolate milk from public schools.
New York Times publisher and parent company chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. has denied media reports claiming that executive editor Jill Abramson's dismissal had to do with her complaints over unequal pay.
General Motors announced five more recalls Thursday, affecting 2.7 million of its cars. The largest recall involves the Chevrolet Malibu, Pontiac G6, and Saturn Aura.
The text 911 technology rolled out Thursday in several upstate New York counties and will soon arrive closer to home.
The owner of a popular wedding spot in Brooklyn was arrested and arraigned Thursday, nearly a week after he abruptly closed the venue, allegedly stiffing wedding couples and employees.
The state is launching a two-week Buckle Up New York effort as part of the larger national Click It or Ticket initiative. Nearly a dozen other states are also taking part in the effort.
Weekly unemployment benefit applications dropped 24,000 to 297,000, the Labor Department said Thursday. That's the fewest since May 12, 2007. The four week average, a less volatile measure, dipped 2,000 to 323,250.
Under the plan, inspections would cost an additional $61, adult annual membership at Eisenhower Park's Aquatic Center would rise by $50 and weekend golf at the park would go up from $36 to $40.
A Bergen County gas station is under investigation for allegedly selling contaminated fuel.
There are new concerns over the safety of bounce houses after an upstate accident Tuesday.
The restaurant at the historic Milleridge Inn in Jericho, Long Island, is closed after a late-night fire Tuesday destroyed the kitchen.
Deborah Robinson said she was turned away when she tried to stay at the motel because she walks with a cane following a stroke.
The discovery follows on the heels of the study of illegal asbestos dumping at a park and a construction site in the Town of Islip.
