Reality Is Setting In: Summer Is Slip-Sliding Away ... In A Hurry
There are just three more summer weekends left before school starts. So have you banged out everything on your summer "to-do" list?
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There are just three more summer weekends left before school starts. So have you banged out everything on your summer "to-do" list?
This is the first time bereaved kids as well as children of first responders have been brought together in an ongoing program, and participants say that integration is crucial.
"People aren't always very kind so I just felt this was one way to honor people with Down syndrome and helping them have something special for themselves," said Kim Adams.
People are stopping and taking pictures of a massive sinkhole that opened in the middle of 82nd Street between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West, and frustrated residents are asking what city officials intend to do to prevent future collapses.
According to the SITE Intelligence Group, a poster, who identified himself as Umar al-Basrawi on the Shumukh al-Islam Web forum, has called for the killing of Letterman because he mocked the death of al Qaeda leader Ilyas Kashmiri.
New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says Wednesday overtime "flows like water" at the agency responsible for the region's airports, seaports, PATH rail system, tunnels and bridges between New York and New Jersey.
A free concert that was cancelled back in June because of severe thunderstorms and lightning has been rescheduled for Sept. 30.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is hoping the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks will compel Congress to finally act on a bill devoting open radio spectrum to the nation's first responders.
The NY1-YNN-Marist College poll released Tuesday night shows 49 percent of the adults living nearby are against closing Indian Point.
The Port Authority board is slated to vote on a massive proposed toll and fare hike. After that, it heads to the governors of New Jersey and New York.
Assuming their protest doesn't cause any changes to the law, owners of sidewalk ATMs will have until Sept. 1 to get them off the streets or face a $5,000 fine.
The Long Island Association's Kevin Law says the deal was made possible with the help of tax credits and grants.
Before college students attend classes, officials say they should check their credit scores and information online to make sure no one has stolen their identities.
Nearly one year ago, the remains of Mattia Filippazzo were stolen from her mausoleum at St. Charles Roman Catholic Cemetery in Farmingdale.
This pack of goons has been working the same spot near the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, at 181st Street and Creston Avenue.
