Clijsters Beats Zvonareva For 3rd US Open Title
Kim Clijsters won a second consecutive U.S. Open championship and third overall Saturday night, easily beating Vera Zvonareva 6-2, 6-1 in a final that lasted exactly one hour and lacked any drama.
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Kim Clijsters won a second consecutive U.S. Open championship and third overall Saturday night, easily beating Vera Zvonareva 6-2, 6-1 in a final that lasted exactly one hour and lacked any drama.
The moments in the 2010 program marking the times of the planes hitting and the towers falling.
As a nation remembers those killed in the World Trade Center nine years ago, a renewed call is made for religious tolerance.
Kim Clijsters is one win from her second straight U.S. Open title after beating Venus Williams in three sets Friday for her 20th straight victory at Flushing Meadows.
In Brooklyn, there's a murder case that the victim's family hopes does not become a cold case. They are hoping to keep the investigation alive by offering a reward in hopes that a witness will come forward.
Students have the rest of the week off for Rosh Hashana, a calendar clash that parents have mixed feelings about.
Nicole Paultre Bell announced she will run for the Queens City Council seat previously held by Thomas White Jr. saying it was her turn to stand up for the community that supported her.
The assemblyman says the type will be so small on statewide primary ballots next week that the New York City Board of Elections will need magnifying glasses at polling places.
James Jimenez, who was convicted of stealing Kirsten Dunst's designer purse from a hotel suite, has been sentenced to four years in prison.
According to a new poll, most New Yorkers want to restore the two-term limit for city officials.
He called for a one week moratorium on the controversial debate.
Nearly three million people lined up along the Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn Monday for the West Indian Day Parade.
The good news is that the rate of obesity among New York kids is not rising, as it is nationally.
The ninth anniversary of the September 11 attacks is less than a week away. Every year, the Sunday before is a day to remember a special member of New York City's Bravest whose life was lost on that terrible day.
Police said a cab jumped the sidewalk and hit four people, a 71-year-old man, a man on a bike and two girls in front of the coffee shop.
Police say a robbery suspect has been preying on the elderly – and until now, he's gotten away with it. Now, investigators hope a key piece of evidence will catch the criminal targeting seniors.
Code One indicates the person may be associated with terrorism. Code Two suggests the person is part of an active terrorism investigation.
New and disturbing questions are mounting about the source of funding for the so-called Ground Zero mosque and cultural center.
Sources said Nicole Paultre Bell was considering the pursuit of the Queens City Council seat that became open when Councilman Thomas White died last week.
Four men are accused of selling bogus tickets for ferries that shuttle passengers to and from New York City.
Police are hunting down a man they say is posing as a New York City corrections officer. Investigators say the fraud forced a man into his car and then robbed him.
Mayor Bloomberg joined Schools Chancellor Joel Klein Wednesday to celebrate the opening of 26 new schools in New York City -- including the Mott Haven educational campus in the Bronx.
Rauf returns at a time of increased worry over just where the money for Park51 is coming from.
