President Obama To Meet 9/11 Families, Lay Wreath At Ground Zero Thursday
President Barack Obama will be meeting with a small, handpicked group of September 11 families at ground zero Thursday.
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President Barack Obama will be meeting with a small, handpicked group of September 11 families at ground zero Thursday.
In an interview with CBS News correspondent Steve Kroft for this Sunday's "60 Minutes", President Barack Obama says he won't release the Osama bin Laden images taken to prove his death.
Nassau County Police have launched an internal investigation after an off-duty officer was caught on camera apparently pulling out his gun and pointing it at a Farmingdale bartender.
The tanning industry considers a bill before the Legislature to be another "nanny state" assault on their business, and the proposal comes at the height of the indoor tanning season for teens: prom time.
The New York Taxi Workers Alliance, led by Bhairavi Desai, once again pushed for an increase of 50 cents on the per-mile metered rate and a 10-cent bump for idling charges.
There was a contentious hearing Tuesday on NYC's controversial pedestrian plaza program. One city councilman demanded that the Department of Transportation get back to basics and fix roads.
The District Attorney said Wednesday that 57-year-old Joyce Bidnick of New City was arraigned on a grand larceny charge.
Ryan Ferrer's death was ruled a homicide Wednesday. The medical examiner's office also says he suffered bleeding in his brain and his internal organs were bruised and cut.
The loss of life and property across the tornado-ravaged south touched the heart of one City Island woman, so she decided to do something to help.
The robberies began on April 4, when the suspect hit 525 East 82nd Street and 235 East 73rd Street just hours apart.
A day after believing that the "GOTOSAMA" license plates he sought were already taken, a New York DMV supervisor told Herwerth the "unavailable" status on the agency's website was the result of a computer glitch.
The road work along I-287 has been stressing out drivers near White Plains for years. There has been noise, debris, and traffic delays.
The German artist is using his $100,000 contemporary art prize to create a conceptual piece -- literally.
A leading New York City construction company and four executives have been charged with bilking banks, The Economist magazine and other clients out of more than $30 million through an overbilling scheme.
New York City has honored an outspoken artist who couldn't attend the opening of his sculpture exhibit in Manhattan because he is detained in China.
