Dozens Of Santas March In Annual Sidewalk Santa Parade
Dozens of Jolly Saint Nicks marched along Fifth Avenue on Friday in the annual Sidewalk Santa Parade.
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Dozens of Jolly Saint Nicks marched along Fifth Avenue on Friday in the annual Sidewalk Santa Parade.
It's the fifth anniversary of the Sean Bell police shooting. Bell died on Nov. 25, 2006, in a hail of 50 bullets. He was leaving his bachelor party at a Queens strip club, just hours before he would have been married.
Subway construction and reparation projects will cause several service changes that will start late Friday evening and last through the weekend.
Federal prosecutors say New York City Councilman Larry Seabrook submitted a receipt f or a $177.64 Snapple and bagel sandwich for reimbursement -- and that it wasn't an innocent misprint.
Think you've had a "Eureka!" moment? Well, Popular Science is out with its annual list of the 100 best innovations of the year.
Westchester Community College will ban tobacco on its campus starting in January.
The money broker who unwittingly provided $7,000 to Times Square bomb plotter Faisal Shahzad says his life has been plunged into chaos and he hopes he can avoid jail time.
One man is dead and another is in stable condition after both were stabbed in Queens late Thursday night.
A Staten Island jury has awarded $1 million to a family that sued the city over a morgue incident.
Rock legend Ronnie Spector is the headliner Friday night at the South Street Seaport's tree-lighting ceremony in Lower Manhattan.
The NYPD says 18-year-old Eric Norman was shot in the head. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Black Friday is becoming Black Thursday. The annual American shopping holiday marks the unofficial start of the Christmas season, and retailers everywhere try to cash in on the early shoppers.
A spokesman for the campaign of New York City Comptroller John Liu says about $20,000 in contributions have been returned after federal authorities began investigating the politician's fundraising.
New York City is thought to play a role in the international trafficking trade, both as an entry point for smugglers from abroad and as a city where victims are put to work.
French-Moroccan restaurant Le Souk hosted its second annual Thanksgiving feast for needy New Yorkers on Thursday.
