Bus Driver Fired, Charged With Endangering Students
A long-time Queens elementary school bus driver was fired after being charged with multiple counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
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A long-time Queens elementary school bus driver was fired after being charged with multiple counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
When seventh grader Felton Cavenes helped his I.S. 141 in Astoria, Queens set a record in collecting 29,000 cans in the City Harvest and Daily News annual Canned Food Drive, he learned a very good lesson.
Fine crafts is becoming one of the most recession-proof industries and some of the country's best crafts work is on display at the Javits Center this weekend.
The Rev. Al Sharpton and New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly have had their differences in the past, but now they're teaming up.
Commuters are furious after learning that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) released a report revealing incomplete safety checks on the subway.
While New York's political world frets over vote recounts that will decide which party rules the state Senate, the long-overlooked Republican minority in the Assembly is quietly pondering its newfound strength, and celebrating just a bit.
An elderly Manhattan woman who had thought her motorized wheelchair was stolen reunited with her scooter.
Subway riders can expect another weekend of delays and disruptions.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg honored the first living service member to receive the Medal of Honor since the Vietnam War.
More than 10,000 Ground Zero first responders have agreed to a settlement with the city.
A report from the MTA inspector general claims agency inspection records were doctored or even made up, possibly sacrificing riders' safety to meet deadlines.
After the recent firestorm surrounding the alcoholic energy drink some call "blackout in a can," there is increased scrutiny on the sale of beverage to teenagers.
Police are asking for the public's help to identify a Manhattan suspect wanted for public lewdness.
A Brooklyn mom was supposed to be in and out of the hospital on the same day. Instead, both her legs had to be amputated because of an alleged medical mishap and now she wants justice.
If you're searching for a sweet dessert for your holiday meal, there are some young bakers in New York City who are cooking up a storm in the name of charity.
