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Harriet Nicholson died at Bellevue Hospital of "respiratory complications of near-drowning" -- meaning a shortage of oxygen to the brain, according to Ellen Borakove, the medical examiner's spokeswoman.
Detectives say they're accused of robbing four women at the Seventh Avenue/West 53rd Street station between Oct. 24 and Nov. 1.
The feline's veterinarian gave him only a 50-50 chance of survival after he disappeared from his kennel at the American Airlines baggage check area in Kennedy Airport for 61 days.
There were tears, hugs and lots of goodbyes in Queens at an American Legion during a farewell ceremony for 26 members of the 14th Finance Detachment.
Geoffrey Mutai of Kenya won men's division in a course record time and Firehiwot Dado of Ethiopia won the women's race.
Before you go to bed tonight, remember to turn your clock back one hour. Daylight saving time officially ends at 2 a.m. Sunday.
"In truth, there's quite a few smaller companies like ours that could have sent people, had they gotten paid," said Carmen Campell, owner of the Michigan-based Campbell Electric.
After more than a half-year's honeymoon, some critics who were too enamored -- or too scared -- of the Democrat are beginning to speak out.
Ten years after the 9/11 attacks, relatives of the heroic passengers of Flight 93 are running together in the New York City Marathon to raise money and awareness for the Flight 93 memorial in Shanksville, Penn.
It was the second horse to collapse in the street in two weeks. Last week a spooked horse crashed outside Central Park. Animal advocates say enough is enough.
The suspects are being charged as juveniles and face reckless endangerment and depraved indifference charges in addition to assault.
PSE&G thanked customers for their patience as they work to completely restore power. Meanwhile, JCP&L says it should be able to get everyone back on line by Friday night.
The village will be lenient until everyone gets accustomed to the new law then scofflaws will be fined, or even spend 2 weeks in jail.
He seemed as shocked as anyone when his mother was found dead in their Westchester County home, but police said it was all an act. And now a Hartsdale man is accused of neglecting her until she died.
The blood-suckers are thriving year-round as they breed in New York City's sewer system and then invade people's homes. What is the mosquito mystery? Why is this happening now?
