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While the images of the earthquake and tsunami devastation in Japan are fresh in the minds of many Americans, some groups are still at work to help the people of Haiti, the Caribbean nation still recovering from its deadly quake in January 2010.
Academics from around the country will examine the implications of the song "Hurricane" and others during "Bob Dylan and the Law," a conference presented by Fordham University's law and ethics center and Touro Law School.
The latest Census figures revealed that Lower Manhattan is growing rapidly and shows no signs of slowing down.
Student and faculty leaders at Columbia University have voted to welcome the military's ROTC program back to campus four decades after it was banned during the Vietnam War peace movement.
Improvement projects are making for a tough weekend for straphangers.
The Mothers of Multiples Bargain Bonanza is back and mothers of twins and triplets can cash in on multiple tag sales.
Two massage therapists who say the New York Jets blacklisted them for objecting to randy text messages from former quarterback Brett Favre are overplaying their ties to the team, the Jets say in court documents.
A Brooklyn man told police he is holding hostages and now police are seeking help in solving the mystery.
A young boy was reunited with his family after a terrifying ride in Queens on Friday.
A pedestrian remains in critical condition after being hit by a truck in Midtown early Saturday morning.
Temperatures are on the upswing in the Tri-State but will remain cold this weekend as a high pressure system moves into the area.
Sources said 34-year-old Sabrina Milo told at least two other teachers at Fort Hamilton High School she planned to conduct a Columbine-style attack to "settle scores."
A 10-year-old Bronx girl was removed from class, handcuffed and arrested. Now, her family is suing the NYPD.
New York State Police are investigating threatening e-mails sent to a number of politicians, including Democratic Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Republican Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos.
Authorities said they believe 26-year-old Joshua Jones is the man responsible for the injuries sustained by special needs student Jameel Grant aboard a school bus in the Bronx on March 25.
