Lou Reed Helping NY's Japan Society Raise Disaster Relief Funds
In the four days since establishing its earthquake relief fund, the Japan Society has raised more than $700,000.
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In the four days since establishing its earthquake relief fund, the Japan Society has raised more than $700,000.
The law's chief sponsor, City Councilwoman Jessica Lapin, says the law demands truth in advertising.
"The Nassau County Police Department was in charge of that scene and he should have let them run the scene," said Nassau Police Union President James Carver.
Pediatric neurologist Dr. Steven Wolf of St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital said that he's seeing more kids having 3D movie problems and epilepsy is rarely to blame.
Former President Bill Clinton is slimming down his presence in Harlem.
Golfers, if you haven't done it already, get out your clubs! It's going to be a beautiful day to hit the course.
The 6'1", 250-pound suspect was caught on surveillance camera. He took a laptop from a 12-year-old, and an iPhone and cash from a 16-year-old.
The suspects reportedly range in age from 11-13. The incident took place at the Dreyfus Intermediate School as their fellow students were inside getting some after-school help.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has begun investigating two state-funded educational groups and their ties to a legislator.
Thursday's meeting will include the Democratic governor, Senate Republican leader Dean Skelos, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, Assembly Republican leader Brian Kolb and Senate Democratic leader John Sampson.
A body found in Westchester County on Wednesday night could be that of a missing Bronx woman. A resident riding an ATV discovered a body just south of the Taconic State Parkway exit ramp.
Four members of a Rockland County family are charged with holding a woman as a sex slave and servant, accused of physically and sexually abusing her.
Surrounded by family and friends and overwhelmed with flowers, a Long Island high school student was celebrated Wednesday for placing second in a national science competition despite being blind.
For many Japanese Americans, including Kiyo Taka, one of the most painful parts of the devastating situation in Japan is being so far away from their loved ones.
The latest buzz on the St. John's campus is all about shaving heads.
