Heartbroken West Islip Girl Asks Santa To Bring Her Stolen Dog 'Joey' Back
A family on Long Island is hoping that Santa will bring them something they've been wanting for two months -- the return of their stolen dog.
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A family on Long Island is hoping that Santa will bring them something they've been wanting for two months -- the return of their stolen dog.
The mayor's spokeswoman said he decided it would create a reasonable fare system and increase protections for passengers in the tricycle taxis.
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A study by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has found that large parts of the city are plagued with soaring rates for multiple STDs – including HIV/AIDS.
The country's largest bike sharing system will launch in New York City next spring.
There is a tremendous need for cat adoptions, cats and kittens currently account for almost 63% of the city's animal shelter population, according to the alliance. Some of the pets up for adoption on Sunday were rescued in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
The state Education Department this week said $17.3 million in federal Race to the Top Funds will be distributed to 17 districts or consortia of districts under the state's Virtual Advanced Placement Program.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg estimates Superstorm Sandy caused a whopping $19 billion in losses in New York City so he asked federal lawmakers to put up nearly $10 billion to reimburse both government agencies and private businesses.
Gas rationing was over in New York City Saturday, after Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed an order allowing the post-Superstorm Sandy restriction to expire.
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No ruling has been issued, but a federal appeals panel signaled Monday that it was leaning toward reversing a decision by a lower court that allowed for after-hours worship services in New York City public schools.
The NYC Department of Education announced Monday evening that the school days lost to the storm will be made up on February 20-22, days which were previously allotted to mid-winter break.
Despite a report to the contrary, Mayor Michael Bloomberg defended the city's 911 system during Superstorm Sandy, saying it worked just fine.
A Spirit Airlines jet was sitting in the tarmac at LaGuardia airport following the removal of a passenger who made a threat, CBS 2 reports.
At 4 p.m. Tuesday, one lane in the Manhattan-bound tube opened for buses and one lane for cars, the MTA said.
About 20,000 customers remain powerless in New York City and Westchester County. That's down from a peak of over 1 million affected by the storms.
For at least one day, drivers in the New York metro area seemed to be getting a break from spending hours at gas lines during Superstorm Sandy.
New York City held a day of service Saturday in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, to assist those who have been devastated by Superstorm Sandy.
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The gas crisis was brought about in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, which left many gas stations reeling because of a lack of power and problems getting deliveries.
New York City and Long Island are following in New Jersey's footsteps in instituting an odd-even gas rationing system.
When voting was still in progress Tuesday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasted the voting machine system, calling it a "nightmare" and saying the old machines worked fine.
