Thousands Flock To Central Park For 26th Annual AIDS Walk New York
The gloomy weather in Manhattan didn't stop thousands of people from heading out to Central Park for AIDS Walk New York on Sunday.
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The gloomy weather in Manhattan didn't stop thousands of people from heading out to Central Park for AIDS Walk New York on Sunday.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Sunday that the city has taken action against 15 illegally converted hotels since May 1, when a new state law targeting illegal hotels went into effect.
City Comptroller John Liu has flunked the New York City Department of Education's high school grading system.
New York and higher education both cost too much. That's what New Yorkers are saying this week in "Mouth off to Montone."
The State University of New York, with more than 400,000 students and a budget of $11 billion, is releasing what it considers an unprecedented report card detailing how the nation's biggest public system of higher education is performing.
After Saturday morning's accident on the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, local officials have had enough.
As the summer approaches and families return to the pools and beaches, Nassau County officials are advising families to take precautions.
A local congressman is fuming over a plan from house Republicans to cut funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
A bird strike forced a Jet Blue plane to make an emergency landing on Saturday morning at JFK Airport.
Scattered showers are plaguing the Tri-State on Sunday morning and are expected to continue into the workweek.
The leader of the International Monetary Fund and a possible candidate for president of France was being questioned Saturday by police in connection with the sexual assault of a hotel maid, police said.
A car crashed into a row of stores at the foot of the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge on Saturday, marking the third time it's happened in the last few months.
A spark of fire turned a four-story building into a raging inferno Friday night in Brooklyn, trapping victims inside before firefighters could begin to help them.
Federal law enforcement officials tried to break down barriers with the Muslim community in Brooklyn on Saturday, with a special program designed to foster a culture of understanding.
Mohammed Mamdough said he had, "nothing to do'' with the reputed bombing plot by his co-defendant, Ahmed Ferhani.
