NYC Transit Strike Started Five Years Ago Today
The relationship between the workers and the MTA is no better now than it was then.
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The relationship between the workers and the MTA is no better now than it was then.
Police said 30-year-old Clement Hunter ran a red light and failed to signal while making a right hand turn in Jamaica.
A major Long Island township's appeals board has rejected a cell phone company's proposal to install six wireless antennas on the roof of a Jewish community center.
It's been six months since a Long Island man went missing after his family said he went on a blind date, and they haven't given up their search.
Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer said Sunday they are offering a less-costly alternative to the original version of the James Zadroga bill.
United Federation of Teachers president Michael Mulgrew said the formula used to produce the reports was in its "developmental stage" and had a 60 point margin of error.
A Manhattan attorney is pitching a plan to move to the controversial mosque from its current Lower Manhattan spot to the West Village.
Speaking to 1010 WINS and WCBS 880 Sunday, Rep. Peter King said that leaders of Muslim communities in the United States needed to be more cooperative with law enforcement.
Packed malls? Healthy gains in holiday spending? It's beginning to look at least a little like a pre-recession Christmas.
Long Island authorities say a man killed after getting hit by a car was a suspect in a robbery at a hotel.
Two City Council members joined business leaders from Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx Sunday to speak out against a proposed 25-cent parking meter hike.
Police have arrested the suspect in the serial purse snatching incidents plaguing five different Long Island communities.
NYPD officers who went after a red light-running driver found more than 500 pounds of marijuana in the man's car.
Two of the 10 Northeast states that agreed to dedicate millions of dollars to reduce carbon emissions and promote green energy have reneged on their promise, instead diverting substantial funds to saving their budgets.
New York's top court will hear a Democratic state senator's challenge Monday to the vote tally showing he lost his seat on Long Island and consider his request to have all district ballots recounted from the state's new voting machines.
