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New York City passed another milepost Wednesday on the road to recovery from the 9/11 attacks. One of the badly damaged buildings torn down near ground zero is now standing at its full 14-story height.
The cabbie, Bouchaib Fadrany, says he picked up four drunken firefighters on Eighth Avenue near 48th Street before they got rowdy and stole $450 from him.
A piece of World Trade Center steel is being molded into an angel in the memory of a girl who was born on Sept. 11, 2001 and died a barrage of gunfire in the Arizona shooting rampage that injured Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.
With the Tri-State area less than a week into spring, old man winter is back for a late March visit.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is making a top priority of reviewing the Indian Point power plant located north of New York City near a geologic fault line.
"I also want to reassure you that our district has taken a proactive approach to this problem," principal Karen Siegel said in a letter to parents.
Several events across the city are paying homage to the mobile eateries that New Yorkers delight in on a daily basis: Food trucks.
The driver was killed, and two passengers have been taken to the hospital in critical condition.
Rajaratnam was accused at the federal trial of teaming up with workers in the hedge fund industry and employees of public companies to share inside information.
The family said Emily Samantha Ruiz was deported after her grandfather was detained by authorities when their flight was diverted to Washington following a visit to Guatemala. Emily's parents are illegal immigrants living in Brentwood.
All the signs on bus stops lining Fifth Avenue from 59th Street to 110th Street on the Upper East Side said the streets were west streets.
Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson said the ads were a response to $3 million in television and radio advertising by the United Federation of Teachers and the AFL-CIO. He said the mayor will pay in the "upper six figures" for a week of ads.
Other cities have pulled ahead of New York when it comes to bicycling to work, a new study says, despite a controversial push by Mayor Michael Bloomberg to build bike lanes across the city.
T.V. Carpio, who plays the role of the show's villain "Arachne," suffered an on-stage injury last night. Producers say Carpio was injured during a fight scene.
Eddy Coello was stoic Tuesday night as he walked through a gauntlet of cameras and profanities outside the 45th Precinct, where he was booked.
