Tiger Woods Withdraws From Northern Trust, Citing Oblique Strain
Masters champion Tiger Woods withdrew Friday from the opening FedEx Cup playoffs event with what he described as a mild oblique strain.
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Masters champion Tiger Woods withdrew Friday from the opening FedEx Cup playoffs event with what he described as a mild oblique strain.
Coney Island, known as the birthplace of the amusement park, offers timeless entertainment with something for everyone. This nonprofit group encourages appreciation for the area's past and present while keeping its memories alive.
FDNY Firefighter Matthew Clinton said the 4-year-old boy was sweating and screaming that it was hot, so he immediately jumped into action.
Brooklyn Councilman Justin Brannan says free bus and subway rides on holidays like Christmas, New Year's Day and the Fourth of July would be a way to give back to people who rely on mass transit.
Real estate broker Michael Collopy lived alone in Manhattan and was described by family as a doting uncle to eight nieces and nephews.
Investigators say that in all three robberies, a woman contacted victims on Snapchat, then agreed to meet them at an apartment in the Tremont section of the Bronx.
A New York City judge rejected actor Cuba Gooding Jr.'s request to have his groping case thrown out.
Surveillance video captured the duo prying open a donation box at the Muslim Community Center in Sunset Park on Monday.
Jahangir Turan says a group of teens attacked him on Canal Street in Chinatown back on July 30.
It's becoming an all too familiar sight around LaGuardia Airport – a traffic nightmare with people ditching their cars to walk on foot to the terminal.
A walkway near the FDR Drive, between 33rd and 34th Streets, used to be just for people. Now the city has crammed in a bike lane, allowed cyclists to ride on the path too.
Residents who live between Broadway and Fieldston Road in Riverdale found the windows of at least seven cars smashed.
The $1.3 billion project will build a new 19,000 seat arena and entertainment complex on state land near Belmont Park race track in Elmont.
New York's Orthodox community is the latest target for Mayor Bill de Blasio's decidedly unorthodox presidential campaign, and its raising eyebrows.
Nearly 100 volunteers from companies and organizations across the city came together to pack up 20,000 backpacks with grade-specific school supplies.
