Bloomberg Pledges No New Taxes In State Of The City Address
Bloomberg said in his speech Wednesday on Staten Island that spending cutbacks won't stop New York from transforming itself into a city of the future.
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Bloomberg said in his speech Wednesday on Staten Island that spending cutbacks won't stop New York from transforming itself into a city of the future.
One of the bodies discovered in an isolated area of Gilgo Beach last month has been positively identified as a Maine woman who disappeared last June.
Who would ever think of traveling to Pennsylvania to have good Chinese food? A new survey has totally snubbed New York City's fine Asian cuisine and tabbed a restaurant in Bryn Mawr, Pa., as the best in the land.
The family of a Queens woman who died during the blizzard in December has filed a wrongful death suit against the city.
Police on Long Island have shutdown a "nasty" Facebook page that detailed alleged sexual encounters of female students at Uniondale High School.
Police were on a manhunt for a serial mugger in Queens responsible for at least 10 attacks since the beginning of the year.
This week has been designated as "Peace Week" and entertainers are teaming up with politicians to push for stricter gun laws.
A co-defendant of hedge fund operator Raj Rajaratnam pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal charges in a case that has led to an ever-widening probe of insider trading within the securities industry.
Sledding controversy erupts in Pleasantville as Country Club claims sledders are causing too much damage.
A state audit shows 10 school districts in New York paid nearly $239,000 for health insurance benefits for dead or ineligible retirees.
A suspicious white envelope delivered to an Israeli bank Wednesday turned out to be an electronic greeting card from a headhunting firm, police said.
Havens will be responsible for Citigroup's daily operations and will report to CEO Vikram Pandit.
Fire Commissioner Salvatore Cassano said it's amazing that Christopher Cooke had the presence to do what he did at such a young age.
Despite all the snow, ice and cold temperatures, 58-year-old Gary Atlas continues his daily running and swimming program outside.
Back in August, the 26-year-old was arrested for endangering the welfare of his two children after police say he had drugs and a hypodermic needle near them.