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Lottery players in the tri-state area got the chance to vie for the seventh-largest lottery prize in U.S. history on Tuesday, a $355 million Mega Millions jackpot -- or about $208 million if taken as a lump sum.
Queens Councilman Dan Halloran says workers were told they wouldn't be written up or "tightly scrutinized" for missing routes and skipping streets.
They are startling revelations from a brutal killer. The man behind more than a dozen murders in New York is offering his take on last month's gruesome beach discovery on Long Island.
Opponents said the Ridgeway Country Club could not handle the new buildings and traffic that would come with the building of a school.
Councilman David Greenfield called the incident at Washington Cemetery "shocking" and said it proved the Sanitation Department cannot service the living and had no respect for the dead.
Four of the seven dogs that were stolen from the Mount Vernon Animal Shelter were returned safely Tuesday night.
Police are looking for 19-year-old Drew B. Casseus, who they said murdered Jonathan Vasquez, of Staten Island, during an altercation on December 28.
It's not what you normally think about on your way to church. But on Tuesday parishioners were returning to pray for good health and to receive injections after being exposed to a potentially dangerous virus.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has nominated Joe Martens, a key figure in some of the state's major land acquisitions in the Adirondacks and elsewhere, to serve as commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to mix some optimism into his first State of the State address Wednesday along with his plan to overhaul a state government still mired in fiscal crisis.
A Long Island prosecutor is calling for state legislation that would make wrong-way driving a specific traffic offense.
The theatre industry reported that last week was probably the highest grossing week in Broadway history, despite a city paralyzed by the blizzard.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says 48.7 million people visited New York last year. That surpasses its 2008 record of 47 million.
A New York appeals court has revived a lawyer's bid to take back millions of dollars he paid in a divorce settlement before losing money he'd invested with convicted fraudster Bernard Madoff.
