Health Officials Lift Pollution Advisory For Hudson River
Officials announced that all water recreational activities, including kayaking, swimming and water skiing, can resume on the Hudson River and surrounding waters.
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Officials announced that all water recreational activities, including kayaking, swimming and water skiing, can resume on the Hudson River and surrounding waters.
Commanding captain William Shatner will screen his new Star Trek documentary at the Intrepid Sea, Air And Space museum for free this Saturday.
A hotel maid who accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault, briefly spoke Thursday afternoon to group of supporters in Brooklyn.
The brutality of it all will resonate with almost anyone who's gone into a bank to use an ATM. It's a place where, like it or not, we can be vulnerable.
The home is all about a series of archways leading to different rooms, including the Sunny Great Room with a stone fireplace and ebony stained Herringbone French oak flooring.
The latest alleged incident took place around 10 p.m. -- also on July 17 -- when the suspect tried to get into 2898 West 8th Street, causing damage to the door and the door lock, authorities said.
Perl is swimming as a Bat Mitzvah gift for his friend, Ally Witt, and to raise funds for the Association For The Help of Retarded Citizens.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's office is boasting that bicycles are now the toast of the town -- up 14 percent, with close to 19,000 city cyclists every day compared to spring 2010 where that daily number was 16,463.
A teenager credits skills he picked up as a junior volunteer in the intensive care unit at Good Samaritan Hospital in helping him think clearly during a brutal grizzly bear attack in Alaska over the weekend.
Both the Association for a Better Long Island and County Executive Ed Mangano are jockeying to win over public sentiment.
Pet owners are fighting a New York State burial ban that prohibits their ashes from being interred next to their furry friends.
Business owners are facing another day of cleanup. Many of their basements are flooded with several feet of water, and restaurant owners are being forced to replace food which they had to throw away.
Actress Paz de la Huerta has admitted harassing a former reality TV figure in a chic West Village bar during a fight laced with ill will about their respective claims to fame.
On Staten Island, a young woman is not letting her serious conditions hold her back from helping those in need, and now the Bronx Bombers have come to help her.
Council speaker Christine Quinn, usually a staunch Bloomberg ally, is furious at the administration's court attempt to knock down a city law limiting the size of homeless shelters to 200 beds.
