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Police are asking for the public's help in finding a Port Richmond girl who has been missing for three weeks. Brianna Fleming, 15, was last seen around 8:30 p.m. on May 24 leaving her home on Villa Avenue.
Ayman Al-Zawahiri's new number one status in Al-Qaida doesn't change New York City's anti-terror strategies, says Police Commissioner Ray Kelly.
Now that embattled Anthony Weiner has resigned, he's getting job offers from some unusual places as he undoubtedly works on saving his marriage.
Strauss-Kahn also complained that his handcuffs were too tight when he was picked up at John F. Kennedy airport for allegedly sexually assaulting a maid at the Sofitel hotel in Manhattan.
A toddler is in the hospital after a near tragedy in a backyard swimming pool on Long Island.
A severely emaciated dog that was thrown out with the garbage in New York City is recovering and may soon be put up for adoption.
"I will be looking for other ways to contribute my talents, to make sure that we live up to that most New York and American of ideals," the seven-term congressman said.
The current form asks for one bride's name and one groom's name. The gender-neutral versions would allow each person to choose whether he or she is a bride, groom or spouse.
A New York City Councilman believes his skin color had something to do with him not being able to hail a cab in SoHo.
Weiner apologized and announced his decision Thursday at a news conference in Brooklyn.
As the search for missing Westchester County native Lauren Spierer continues, her parents said Thursday they're not giving up.
Visitors to the museum at the national 9/11 memorial could be required to pay an entrance fee of about $20, though victims' relatives will always be able to enter for free, the president and CEO of the memorial foundation said Thursday.
Labor leaders rallying for collective bargaining rights in New Jersey went on the offensive Thursday with one comparing Gov. Chris Christie to Adolf Hitler and two Democratic legislative leaders to his generals.
It's not clear what Anthony Weiner will do next to earn a living after spending his entire adult life working in politics. On Thursday during his resignation statement, Weiner already seemed eager to jump into something new.
Some constituents said Weiner's decision to quit was the right political decision, while others asserted the Democrat should have looked past the media circus and fought on.
