Lehman Brothers Art Auctioned Off In NYC
An auction of contemporary artworks held by failed investment firm Lehman Brothers and its former subsidiary, Neuberger Berman, brought in nearly $12.3 million Saturday, according to Sotheby's.
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An auction of contemporary artworks held by failed investment firm Lehman Brothers and its former subsidiary, Neuberger Berman, brought in nearly $12.3 million Saturday, according to Sotheby's.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the Mideast peace process in his speech before the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday.
Jawaad Abdur-Rahman was driving his girlfriend's son to school and when his car had some mechanical problems, prompting him to get out on the Bruckner Expressway between the Triborough Bridge and Sheridan Expressway.
This weekend marks the ninth year of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Run. What started in 2002 with 2,500 runners has grown to close to 20,000 runners this year.
An NYC lawsuit by The Litwin Foundation Inc. accused the SEC of blowing "countless opportunities" to stop Bernie Madoff over a 16-year period.
There are sites in all five boroughs of New York City, plus the northern suburbs, New Jersey, Long Island, and Connecticut.
President Obama came to the U.N. to deliver a stern warning to Iranian President Ahmadinejad, who also had some choice words for the United States.
For the second straight day, Federal Emergency Management Agency inspectors were in New York City, evaluating storm damage to see if the city qualifies for disaster assistance.
Undercover investigators cracked down on dozens of spaces illegally converted into apartments, with living conditions that can put tenants and firefighters in danger.
A federal appeals court says a former traffic court judge must lose his law license for going on a date with a defendant and then ruling in her favor.
Phoenix was clean-cut and shaven, without the shaggy beard, unruly hair and sunglasses he wore on Feb. 11, 2009.
We talked all summer about how it was unusually hot and the numbers back it up.
The next phase in the dramatic reshaping of New York City streets is complete with major changes on Broadway near Union Square.
A California consumer-advocacy group has launched an ad on a Times Square video screen aimed at rallying the left before the November elections and labeling the tea party movement as "insane."
Leah Daniels-Butler was charged Tuesday in a Brooklyn court with obstructing a federal investigation.
The French forward joined the New York Red Bulls of Major League Soccer this year.
More than half of the roads in New York City and Newark are in poor condition, according to a new federal report, and it's all taking a toll on cars and wallets.
As the MTA held the last of its public hearings on proposed fare hikes Tuesday night, the agency's chairman and CEO is still explaining why the increases are necessary.
Bloomberg confirms he has only two pairs of work shoes for the past ten years.
As many as 500 cameras have been placed in nearly every corner of three of the busiest transit hubs in New York City – in the stairwells and on the platform.
"A lot these great trees have been here for 80, 100-years, and you know, it's changed the character of this neighborhood forever," said resident Jason Steinberg.
The city offers plenty of free (or almost free) outdoor activities, so get outside and make the most of it with some of these ideas!
The New York City Police Department announced street closures and anticipated traffic delays relating to the United Nations General Assembly.
As Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad arrived in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly dozens of protesters demonstrated Sunday against his regime.
The two twisters that tore through Queens and Brooklyn left a 14-mile path of destruction, forcing many people to spend their weekend cleaning up the downed trees and debris, CBS 2's Jay Dow reports.
