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If you're getting rid of some old electronics, you may want to recycle them instead of tossing them in the trash. There are four drop-off locations this weekend run by the Lower East Side Ecology Center.
Now that the holiday season is over, it's time to take down the Christmas tree, but that doesn't mean you have to throw it in the trash.
Prosecutors say FDNY Supervising Inspector Carlos Montoya was arrested on charges he played a role in a $1 million day care fraud scheme.
If you're planning to travel by subway this weekend, be sure to check ahead. More than a dozen lines throughout New York City will have service disruptions into next week.
Police say the driver hit a tree with his SUV in front of a two-story home before it flipped and crashed through the home's garage.
The MTA is starting the weekend off with overnight service disruptions throughout the system, leaving straphangers traveling at odd hours, stuck.
Pope Benedict will elevate Dolan to cardinal along with 21 others from Hong Kong, Berlin, Prague and from some key Vatican offices.
"Not all of them (understand the significance), no. Very few," said Fr. Thomas Collins, president of Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains.
The pictures for a proposed new convention center at Aqueduct look great, but many are wondering whether Gov. Cuomo jumped the gun by having his administration sign a letter of intent to build the facility with the company that operates a racino there.
Police are investigating the death of a 2-year-old Brooklyn girl found bleeding in the arms of her mother who was babbling incoherently.
One of the ads included an image of the railroad leading to the infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp with the slogan "Kiss Your Calories Goodbye."
Capano was a federal agent killed in a "friendly fire" shooting while trying to stop a pharmacy robbery on Long Island New Year's Eve.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to get rid of the requirement to fingerprint food stamp recipients and that is getting a big thumbs down from Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
The December unemployment numbers may have been good news, but people in the Tri-State Area still need jobs.
Courts in Ecuador have ordered Chevron to pay the steep penalty for pollution that occurred when Texaco was operating in the forest, between 1972 and 1990.
