NYC Marks World AIDS Day With Vigils, Other Events
A 24-hour vigil got underway at midnight in City Hall Park. Earlier this morning, Mayor Michael Bloomberg hosted the annual World AIDS Day Bagel Breakfast at the Brooklyn Public Library.
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A 24-hour vigil got underway at midnight in City Hall Park. Earlier this morning, Mayor Michael Bloomberg hosted the annual World AIDS Day Bagel Breakfast at the Brooklyn Public Library.
The father of a college football player fatally shot by police investigating a disturbance outside a suburban New York bar says new statements about the shooting suggest an officer put himself in harm's way by stepping in front of his son's car.
In an extraordinary plea, Rep. Charles Rangel of New York asked supporters Wednesday to call the Capitol switchboard and urge their representatives to oppose a resolution to censure him.
A spokesman said the two-story flagship store was closed Tuesday and will reopen before the end of the week.
Those in the Garden State seeking jobless benefits for the first time will be eligible for up to 26 weeks of aid instead of 99 weeks.
Nearly 100 businesses will donate money to the organization Stand Up To Cancer. When customers use Mastercard to make a purchase the businesses will donate one dollar for each transaction.
The old GM site in Sleepy Hollow is an industrial no-man's land, but the views are breathtaking. After roughly a decade of planning, a deal has been struck to transform the 99-acre waterfront parcel.
There are many types of holiday trees to choose from.
The students decided to break the Guinness World Record for most dreidels spun at the same time.
There is now one month left in the Congressional session, and one more month to pass the 9/11 health bill to provide medical care for sickened Ground Zero responders.
They called him the leader of the Rim Reapers.
The Department of Education said he was fired for putting his nanny on the school's payroll as a parent coordinator and for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with her.
The first phase of the 2nd Avenue subway project is expected to last until 2016.
The Federal Highway Administration had been requiring all cities to change their street signs to a mix of upper and lower case letters so they'd be easier to read.
A line of precipitation is stretching from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, and we have a chance for some heavy rain, 50-mph winds and a possible thunderstorm on Wednesday.
