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Junior's will be selling slices of its world famous New York-style original cheesecake for 60 cents all day and if you decide to dine at the original Flatbush Avenue location you can get a free slice with breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Charities have benefited from the long odds of getting into the New York City Marathon.
The Federal Trade Commission is being asked to explain why the rental car industry shouldn't have to live by the same rule that requires auto dealers to fix vehicles under recall notice before they can be sold.
A spokesman for the company that operates the new Italian-built Luna Park says letters were sent Monday to 11 vendors operating near the new rides.
If you're in the antiques business, this economy might still have you feeling a little cuckoo.
Workers at a New Jersey factory fear they could lose their jobs if the Girl Scouts of the United States of America takes its business to China.
A $3.5 million state grant has been secured to create the new Agriculture Consumer Science Center at the Calverton Business Incubator.
Embedded giving - when a cashier asks if you'd like to donate to charity - raises millions for non-profits every year, but is it something you want to be asked about every time you shop?
City Councilman James Sanders Jr., who led the charge to ban a drink called "Cocaine" has launched an investigation and is in contact with health experts about the beverage's safety.
Even as the tri-state sees a few days of warm weather, winter is still on its way. As the leaves change color, it's time for drivers to start thinking about ways to winterize their cars.
The holidays are coming early at stores as some major retailers are starting their so-called "Black Friday" sales now.
Controversy surrounding the project is expected to continue long after the ceremony ends.
In the end, it was all about dollars and cents.
The situation finally became too much for a man in Westchester.
