Parents Claim Construction Work At 2 Brooklyn Schools Making Students Sick
Parents are concerned construction conditions at two Brooklyn schools are putting their children's health at risk.
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Parents are concerned construction conditions at two Brooklyn schools are putting their children's health at risk.
Have they gone loco? The design team of the High Line park is floating an unusual idea by artist Jeff Koons. He wants to hang a full-size replica of a steam locomotive from a crane above a part of the park.
Tuesday morning began with a freeze warning in New Jersey, and after a brisk and exceptionally windy day on Monday, Tuesday afternoon was sunny but again very windy, with a high of 50.
One day after Tim Tebow made his debut as a New York Jet, we had a chance to sample the "Jetbow" sandwich from the Carnegie Deli.
Old medical gear at New York area hospitals will no longer gather dust in basement storage rooms.
Twenty-five to 30 students reported the stomach bugs starting on Friday night.
In a court filing Monday, the troubled hospital's bankruptcy trustee said she's focusing on the best way to wind down the operations of the 173-bed facility in the Rockaways.
In two major studies, researchers report that obesity surgery achieved far better blood sugar control than drugs in obese, type-2 diabetics.
Think twice before you check your luggage at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Cash, jewelry, electronics and other valuables are being stolen at a staggering rate. It's happening as a result of inside jobs that aren't being stopped.
The body of Demaso Ilano, 89, was discovered inside his Corona house on Monday morning by his caretaker.
Police said they are now looking for 33-year-old Ryan Beauchamp in the deadly altercation that took place Friday night at the Bedford Avenue station in Brooklyn.
"Most McDonald's all across our city are decent, quality businesses. This one is not, which speaks to the individual proprietor not the corporate model and the proprietor can change that in a heart beat," Speaker Christine Quinn said.
The city tabulated the tip data by using information from all credit-card payments during a week in January.
Protesters on both sides of the health care debate voiced their feelings as the nine justices of the nation's highest court began hearing arguments about the constitutionality of President Barack Obama's health care law.
The New York City Department of Education is waging a war on words of sorts, and is seeking to have words they deem upsetting removed from standardized tests.
