Locals Say Park Across From Plaza Hotel Being Overrun By Rats
The Grand Army Plaza Park has apparently become a new hangout for the four-legged vermin as some locals can attest to.
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The Grand Army Plaza Park has apparently become a new hangout for the four-legged vermin as some locals can attest to.
Buffett says he and his friends have been coddled long enough by Congress and that it's time for the government to get serious about shared sacrifice.
You now have one more reason to go to the Central Park Zoo thanks to Biru, a 1-year-old red panda.
More than 135 oral histories will be part of the collection, made possible by Rep. Steve Israel and Rep. Peter King.
The new law prohibits smoking in outdoor spaces for ticketing, boarding or platforms of train stations operated by the MTA or its subsidiaries.
Their heartfelt appeal for information appeared on the website dedicated to the search, www.findlauren.com.
It's not easy training to be one of New York's Bravest, as WCBS 880 reporter Peter Haskell found out.
The most decorated artist in the music industry will be taking her knack for the over-the-top to Barneys on Madison Avenue to give Santa's workshop a makeover this December.
The economy may be in dire straights, but there is one industry in New York that is growing by leaps and bounds.
They say there's no such thing as a free lunch. But Monday — for 120,000 New Yorkers— there will be free dinners.
A 200-kilometer mega-marathon relay race fundraiser starting in Brooklyn and ending in the Catskills kicks off this week.
"The Far Rockaway branch has been bused since about 6 a.m. this morning. Busing will continue indefinitely because a lot of the yard is underwater," Margie Anders, LIRR spokeswoman, told WCBS 880. "There's a pump truck but it's not doing much against the forces of nature."
Quinones, 21, is accused of breaking into a first-floor apartment on East 90th Street and raping a woman early Saturday morning. He's being held at the Special Victims Unit in Harlem, charged with rape and burglary.
Heavy rain and flooding Sunday has caused power outages, train service disruptions and has stranded motorists throughout the area. So much rain has fallen that New York City set a record for rainfall on Sunday.
Jennifer Delarosa from Brooklyn said the rain may have kept the crowd away from the parade, but all that meant was that they had to sing and scream a lot louder to make up for their absence.
