Springsteen, E Street Band To Play At Apollo
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater next month.
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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform at Harlem's historic Apollo Theater next month.
New state data show New York City police arrested more than 50,000 people on low-level marijuana charges last year. That's despite a drop-off after officers were told not to use tactics that critics decry as tricking people into getting arrested.
For shoppers in Rockland County, today marks the official end of an era as the Nanuet Mall closed its doors for redevelopment.
Some Brooklyn residents who want to curb crime on their street by installing surveillance cameras say that the city is standing in their way.
The agency that owns the New York City area's major airports says it is considering improvements to terminals at LaGuardia and Newark Liberty.
One Long Island businessman says people have been calling non-stop for New York Giants tattoos.
New Jersey's new attorney general is reorganizing the enforcement arm of the state's Division of Consumer Affairs to crack down on crimes involving prescription drugs.
Donald Trump is considering spending eternity next to his golf club in northern New Jersey.
Minimum wage workers haven't seen a pay increase in three years. That could soon change, since State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver reportedly plans to introduce a bill today, raising the state's minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $8.50.
Customers of Connecticut Light & Power, the state's largest electric utility, are running out of time to apply for a credit to help compensate them for lengthy power outages following the freak October snowstorm.
The New York Giants are getting ready for Super Bowl XLVI and many fans are spending big to be able to join them in Indianapolis next week.
The smell of bagels still lingers in the air, but the padlock on the door tells a different story at the H&H Bagels location on 46th Street.
The Giants take on the Patriots in Indianapolis next weekend for Super Bowl XLVI and there is a party promotion on Long Island that is almost too good to be true.
The Department of Transportation says Double Happyness, a bus company that was given a cease and desist order, is still selling tickets and transporting passengers.
New York is taking on Silicon Valley and if you're looking for a job, especially in the high-tech field, the traditional resume might not be enough to get you in the door.
