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An April 1 email contains threats against school buses, warns of violence in state office buildings and against members of the state legislature. The threat was emailed from an anonymous account to state officials. Though it came in on April Fool's day, it is being taken quite seriously.
Council Speaker Christine Quinn said the seven bills will set guidelines requiring preparation, transparency and communication among government agencies.
The wet winter and brief warm spell in March have contributed to an early allergy season.
Parents in the Warwick school district are now being warned that an elementary school student has tested positive for exposure to tuberculosis.
Celebrities like Donald Trump, Chris Noth and Kiefer Sutherland were on hand at the Hammerstein Ballroom Tuesday night for the 9th annual Dressed To Kilt charity fashion show.
If you thought crosstown traffic was bad, a Queens comedian has gone to unusual lengths to prove that it's true.
The federally run Statue Of Liberty could be shut down this weekend along with the government if Congress fails to agree on a budget.
Although officers searched the grounds and used a helicopter in the air, the suspect was not found.
A former New York City art gallery director has been convicted in an art fraud case that brought actor Robert De Niro to the witness stand.
It wasn't even open for a month before leaks sprang.
Is it a case of life imitating reality TV? Pilot Jason Maloney was at the controls of a small plane that made a water landing near the beach of JFK airport Monday night.
Virtualseder.com hopes to get people around the Passover table through social media. It allows users to host a Passover dinner for $36 a table.
According to detectives, he follows his victims from the train onto the platform or street, engaging them in conversation before displaying a gun or a knife.
When the Twin Towers fell, it was personal for a lot of people. This was their skyline and their city.
The Second Amendment Foundation and the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association said the fee the city charges to keep a handgun is so high it conflicts with the Second Amendment.
