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New York artist Kira Lynn Harris pays tribute to the iconic Harlem mural 'The Block', at the studio museum in Harlem.
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New York artist Kira Lynn Harris pays tribute to the iconic Harlem mural 'The Block', at the studio museum in Harlem.
Facebook Inc. and its early investors now stand to reap as much as $18.4 billion from the IPO, if the extra shares reserved to cover additional demand are sold as part of the transaction.
Obama delivered a commencement speech at Barnard College. Evan Wolfson, president and founder of Freedom To Marry, was also being honored at the commencement ceremony.
A 6-foot-tall mugger wearing a hood was caught on a surveillance camera, grabbing a much smaller, young woman in a headlock before taking her phone and her purse in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
After trying pamphlets and brochures, Fort Lee's police chief is ordering his officers to ticket careless pedestrians on the spot.
Despite pleading guilty to misdemeanor prostitution Tuesday, Catherine Scalia, 45, of East Rockaway, denies she sold sex out of her Long Island hot dog truck and vows to be back on the street Wednesday to continue selling her goods.
Parents, teens and alcohol, is it a recipe for disaster? A Long Island couple is facing dozens of charges after police said they threw a wild booze fest for teenagers.
Schumer is sponsoring the Brewers Employment and Excise Tax Relief bill, also known as the Federal Beer Act, which would cut federal taxes in half to make up for increased amounts in state taxes.
You couldn't think of a worse way for a Hall of Fame career to potentially end. Yankees fans could only hope Rivera's torn ACL won't force him to limp into retirement.
The bill would authorize authorities to remove Canada geese from the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in June and July when the birds are molting and cannot fly.
Patricia Krentcil, 44, appeared in Superior Court in Newark on Wednesday. She did not speak during her brief court appearance, except to say "Thank you, your honor, have a nice day."
Police said Patricia Krentcil put her young daughter in a tanning bed, but she told CBS 2 on Tuesday night that the whole thing was a big misunderstanding.
The family was just blocks away from the home where they had planned for a family get together Sunday before their lives ended in an instant.
Ross Harrison was reunited with his mother early Friday morning. The 13-year-old has been missing since Tuesday and was still wearing the same t-shirt he had on when he first disappeared on his way to school.
When 18,000 spectators pour out of a Nets game at the new Barclays Center, the sidewalks in downtown Brooklyn won't be able to contain the crowds, advocates claim.
The website helpanna.org is asking for donations to raise enough money to bail Anna Gristina, accused of running an Upper East Side brothel, out of jail in Rikers Island.
It appears that young people have found a way to extract and drink the alcohol in hand sanitizers, giving parents something else to worry about.
Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Council Member Julissa Ferreras have reportedly set aside $20,000 to develop technology which would allow women to report catcalling cases and upload pictures from their smartphones of men engaged in the act.
Police ticketed more than 800 distracted drivers last Thanksgiving during the first Operation Hang Up campaign.
Got a complaint or a gripe? Then tell it to 1010 WINS Reporter John Montone.
Work crews hauled in a dumpster as investigators began breaking up the concrete floor and busting through brick walls in the basement of 127 Prince Street looking for clues in the decades-old disappearance.
Police say a male student who lives at the Leake & Watts school was placed into some type of restraints and then went into cardiac arrest Wednesday night.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing a bill that would require apartment buildings to adopt a written policy on where smoking is or is not allowed both inside and outside of apartment buildings and share it with literally everyone.
The idea played to mixed reviews from several commuters in midtown Manhattan.
Gotham's newest superhero doubles as a mild-mannered junk food eater. He's being called "Snackman" after a cell phone camera caught him breaking up a fight on a subway a few weeks ago.
