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Paramedics worked a miracle on a Brooklyn street last night after a young mother handed the lifeless body of her newborn baby girl to a stranger.
The Marie Colvin Convoy for Freedom of Syria, which started in Los Angeles last week, is expected to arrive at the East Norwich home of Colvin's family on Friday.
The city has announced a deal that preserves a historic building and creates a new school on the site of a former Greenwich Village hospital.
When a woman collapsed in the bathroom and stopped breathing, Cassandra Byrd-Scolaro performed CPR until paramedics arrived.
Police say Leila Rajnarie was arrested and charged with kidnapping, custodial interference and endangering the welfare of a child.
The baby's mother was immediately taken into custody and the baby was taken to a local hospital as precaution.
Governor Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders are expected to finalize a deal Wednesday night to settle four of the thorniest and high-profile issues at the state capital.
New York City officials say a police sergeant who was interviewed in the case of an accused multi-million dollar madam has been cleared of any wrongdoing.
A Russian billionaire's estranged wife is suing him over the most expensive Manhattan apartment sale in history: the reported $88 million purchase of sprawling penthouse on Central Park West.
Given the current state of the economy and the job market many people are searching for any jobs that they can find.
Flowers and burning candles now mark the blocked escalator entrance at the Lindenhurst Long Island Rail Road station where 88-year-old Irene Bernatzky fell and died from her injuries Tuesday.
It's a good news, bad news trade-off in lower Manhattan. A rat-infested city park is being renovated, but the project has eliminated a precious commodity -- dozens of public parking spots.
A videographer came along for the occasion, and entered the private residence during the raid. That violates federal policy - only people who are members of law enforcement can film inside a private residence during a raid.
The ear-splitting screeching sounds heard by people near the Triumph of Civic Virtue statue on Queens Boulevard are being emitted from a noise machine that the city put up to drive birds away.
