Charities Come Out Ahead In NYC Marathon
This year's New York City Marathon truly was a run for the money - as it raised a record amount for charities.
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This year's New York City Marathon truly was a run for the money - as it raised a record amount for charities.
The unanimous vote of the OTB board came with a plea for the state Senate to return to Albany and vote for a rescue and reorganization plan.
Jack Jordan is being held in Maryland while awaiting possible extradition to New York. Authorities said he violated a restraining order by calling the "Kill Bill" star's office.
The event, being held at the historic Union League Club, is the latest in a string of out-of-state fundraisers for Jindal as he gears up for re-election in 2011 with no challengers in sight.
Another woman has been targeted and attacked on her driveway on Long Island, and police say it's the same group of purse-snatching thieves who have struck throughout Nassau County.
The Rev. Francis Pompei leaned forward and peered over his thick glasses as he spoke at a funeral Mass for a 20-year-old college student killed during Thanksgiving break.
It's the season of giving, but con artists are making the most of the generosity of seniors by scamming them out of thousands of dollars.
The Catholic League has responded to an anti-Christmas billboard by the American Atheists organization by putting up one of its own that extols Christmas.
Two New York City students are being praised for their efforts in an anti-bullying video contest.
The program launching Wednesday -- the first of its kind in the U.S., according to organizers and other experts -- could eventually lead to thousands more organs donated each year nationwide.
A partisan dispute in Washington is threatening to unhinge the lives of the unemployed, and just in time for the holidays.
Winds whipped across the Tri-State on Wednesday as the region wrestled with a day of heavy rain and severe weather that knocked out power and slowed commuters.
Good news for Verizon Wireless customers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut: The new high-speed "4G'' wireless broadband network will start accepting customers on Sunday.
A new multimedia installation in Manhattan will offer new ways to see and interpret Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper.''
New Jersey Transit says it has reopened one of two tracks that were closed by wire damage on its Northeast Corridor rail line.
