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New York City is hosting the event where police and firefighters from 70 countries will team up to compete in 69 sporting events that will take place one week before the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The cyclist told CBS 2's Dr. Max Gomez that he started riding seriously about a year and a half after his accident. He said that was important not just physically but also psychologically. It gave him something to focus on other than his injuries.
The issue centers on so-called "noncharitable athletic parades" with registration fees. The NYPD is thinking about charging the full cost for such work as controlling traffic and shutting down streets.
It wasn't a mob scene at the Verizon store on 42nd Street, Verizon's David Sandberg says they're expecting a strong day for the device, which sold out in online presales.
Love thy neighbor? Not so much in Smithtown.
Mind your snow, or else!
"High-speed rail is right along the lines of what we need," said Sen. Bob Menendez. "It's what the world is doing."
In describing their sometimes mad-cap shenanigans, the prosecutor said that no real robbers would act like these guys.
Community leaders are proposing that the Department of Transportation experiment with reducing the speed limit to 20 mph in the traffic area bounded by Court Street, 4th Avenue, Pacific and Baltic Street.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday ordered a study of New York's minimum- and medium-security prisons to identify those that should close.
New Jersey Transit is making changes to provide passengers with more access to real-time travel information.
Mamaroneck officials said snow shoveled, blown or thrown into the street blocks emergency routes and creates driving hazards.
A New York state supreme court panel is weighing whether to overturn the murder conviction of a woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband.
U.S. District Judge William Skretny said Wednesday that 43 suits have been filed in federal court in Buffalo and of those, about 10 have been settled.
