Spanish Artist Jaume Plensa's Giant Sculpture Unveiled In NYC
A giant sculpture of a girl's head by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa has landed in New York City's Madison Square Park.
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A giant sculpture of a girl's head by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa has landed in New York City's Madison Square Park.
There will be no Mother's Day celebration for Genovese crime family capo Anthony Palumbo, whose dear old mom turns 91 next week.
New York can be a dirty place, but when it comes to the subway, a recently released study shows cars on the R line are the dirtiest.
You know what your GPS device is telling you, but do you know how the company is using that information?
Friends, relatives, co-workers and strangers who died together on Sept. 11 will have their names listed next to each other on the national memorial at ground zero.
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A Yonkers police officer has pleaded guilty to assault and falsifying business records.
The outside of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in Buchanan looks as it always does, calm. On the inside, it's a different story.
The crackdown focuses on motorists of unpaid parking tickets and red light violations. It goes into effect in July. Until then, Nassau is offering motorists a chance to negotiate a reduced settlement.
The trustees of the City University of New York have voted to block a planned honorary degree to playwright Tony Kushner. The vote came after one trustee said the "Angels in America" playwright had made disparaging comments about Israel in the past.
The city Landmarks Preservation Commission cited the dilapidated condition of the 15,000-seat stadium and its buildings in denying the designation.
New York Democrat Rep. Anthony Weiner says people should accept that "these photos won't add anything.''
Comptroller John Liu said long waits put women in jeopardy and violated the city's policies recommending waits of no more than two weeks for routine screening.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood was proposing tougher penalties for rogue tour bus operators and policy changes to make it easier to put them out of business.
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