N.Y. Judge: L.A. Terror Plot Cooperator Broke Probation
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At the Ronokonkoma LIRR station, the Republican and Tea Party candidate for governor was clearly irritated by any mention of poll numbers.
The announcement was immediately met with outrage from public worker unions that have promised they'll sue to stop any cuts.
The latest additions to the Central Park Zoo are eight mongoose pups.
Controversy surrounding the project is expected to continue long after the ceremony ends.
Since 1994, Kykuit has been part of Historic Hudson Valley and, while it's open to visitors all year, October is when it gets really busy.
There is something in the Bronx that you might not expect to see within sight of trucks being unloaded at the Hunts Point Market.
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was quoted as saying that moving the planned mosque and other facilities would respect the memory of those killed in the 2001 attacks.
The situation finally became too much for a man in Westchester.
A 68-year-old jeweler was convicted Wednesday of killing his wife by incinerating her in an oil drum.
Hours after being convicted in a 2004 murder-for-hire plot, a Long Island man apparently committed suicide inside his jail cell.
With Election Day less than one week away, New York Republican (and Tea Party) gubernatorial nominee Carl Paladino has plenty to say.
