Jury Deliberates At Gitmo Detainee's NY Trial
A New York City jury has begun deliberations in the first civilian trial for a Guantanamo detainee.
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A New York City jury has begun deliberations in the first civilian trial for a Guantanamo detainee.
Most of it flowed right into a storm drain and the FDNY sent a HazMat crew as a precaution.
Engineers began testing one of the twin waterfalls yesterday, circulating hundreds of thousands of gallons of water into the north reflecting pool.
New York City's Independent Budget Office says nearly $15 million in street vendor fines went unpaid in fiscal 2009.
The Toys Of Hope children's charity on Long Island said it's given out more than 300 coats so far this week, but there's a waiting list of 800 people so far, and the coldest weather has yet to come.
The lights on the Great White Way were dimmed in memory of the stage and screen star.
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Ernest Michel credits a fellow prisoner with saving his life at Auschwitz. Decades later, he was reunited with the great nephew of his savior.
U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein has given thousands of 9/11 rescue and recovery workers until Nov. 16 to sign on to a legal settlement that would pay them millions of dollars.
The American dream has come true for more than 70 families in Nassau County, Long Island.
A special ceremony today for the 29 police officers who died after getting sick from working at Ground Zero.
The uproar comes as juvenile counselor Tony Simmons was expected to get probation, but no jail time at his sentencing in a rape case involving a 15-year-old girl.
Federal authorities say two funds created to provide relief for cash-strapped Holocaust survivors were raided for more than $42 million with the help of several people who were supposed to administer the funds.
Evan Sachs, a 23-year-old movie theater worker from Merrick, has also been indicted on several other charges.
Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday he would refuse to raise taxes to cover the state's budget shortfall and would seek cuts to education and health care instead.
