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They may not agree on much, but one thing that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Barack Obama had a certain ring of truth: Israel and the United States are both enemies of Iran.
The NYPD is asking for assistance in locating a man wanted for questioning in connection with the death of John Robert Laubach inside of his Manhattan apartment.
Fordham University is trying to get to the bottom of a series of alleged hate crimes. The most recent incident involved a racial slur discovered by a janitor in a bathroom in Goupil Hall on the Bronx campus.
It's known as incense or potpourri, but it's not the kind you use to make a room smell nice. It's an herbal mixture that's being smoked for a high, and getting many people sick. Now, there's a new effort to get it banned.
The NYPD has been under fire for monitoring mosques, Muslim merchants and student groups. Critics call it race-based spying. But on Monday, many Muslims gathered to say it's not spying; it's good police work, necessary to keep the city safe.
The Dreamliner will be at Newark's Liberty Airport for an invitation-only United Airlines reception on Tuesday evening. United has placed orders for the new aircraft that will provide more options for its New Jersey hub.
"You know it's a myth, and you have a choice." That's the message the American Atheists group is sending on two new billboards erected in the heart of two religious communities in our area.
An FDNY fireboat heralded the arrival of the antique lightship Ambrose at the South Street Seaport on Monday.
It worked in Los Angeles and now there is a push in New York City to unionize car wash workers.
The Bloomberg administration has provided a list to Mount Sinai Medical Center of 40,000 cops who worked at the World Trade Center site after 9/11, but the public advocate says it's not enough.
The Transportation Security Administrating says it has stopped several suspicious items recently at area airports.
Police said 19-year-old Aaron Thomas had left his car parked in the safety zone of the expressway to buy gas on Commack Road and was struck while returning to his vehicle.
"I was drinking in the kitchen. I have now become a lone drinker," said Bill Wilson, the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. His voice still echoes at Stepping Stones, the rustic country home in Bedford he shared with his loving wife Lois.
One round was deflected by police Officer Thomas Richards' spare ammunition magazine on his gun belt.
"While they are telling you what movies are playing nearby they are also going through your files and using it for other purposes," Schumer said.
