Judge Rules In Chris Simms' NYC Drugged-Driving Case
Tennessee Titans backup quarterback Chris Simms can't keep the admissions police say he made about smoking marijuana from being used in his drugged-driving case, a judge ruled Tuesday.
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Tennessee Titans backup quarterback Chris Simms can't keep the admissions police say he made about smoking marijuana from being used in his drugged-driving case, a judge ruled Tuesday.
You may not know the Brannock Device by name, but you've most likely used it.
Among the most significant of 39 changes suggested in a report released Tuesday, the New York investment bank said it will start disclosing how much revenue its trading desk generates.
New York transportation officials will inspect all 450 entrance and exit ramps on Long Island following a wave of wrong-way drunken driving arrests.
There's a very lucky squirrel in Buffalo.
The city said replacing the fixtures at approximately 800 schools would cost $1 billion.
Firefighters managed to save a historic church in lower Manhattan from destruction after a fire broke out in the 183-year-old structure's attic.
Tweeting about what club "y'all'' are going to tonight? Must be from the South. Looking forward to "suttin'' special? Then you probably live in New York.
Giffords is heading into the most critical time in her recovery, when her brain will usually reach its maximum swelling after the gunshot wound.
The Democrat met with legislative leaders in the governor's mansion on the first day of the first full week of the legislative session.
Potential jurors are being asked whether they have issues with the Pakistan-born Hassan's ethnicity, or the fact that he's Muslim and may claim self-defense.
Her body was found at in a public bathroom at the Forest Hills stop in the borough of Queens, which serves four subway lines.
Police were investigating three fatal shootings in one afternoon on New York City streets.
It won't be as bad as the Blizzard of 2010 but the Tri-State area is once again bracing for some significant snowfall.
The hearings made it crystal clear -- the city's response to the Dec. 26 blizzard was too little, too late, and key decisions were simply not made by city leaders on autopilot.
