Deadline Set For Barneys To Find Buyer, Avoid Liquidation
Lenders have loaned out nearly $220 million to keep the company running after it filed for bankruptcy in August.
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Lenders have loaned out nearly $220 million to keep the company running after it filed for bankruptcy in August.
The statue was created by artist Kehinde Wiley, who painted President Barack Obama's official portrait.
The victims were all struck by gunfire in two separate shootings in Brooklyn and Queens.
Despite requests that the men be held in jail until officers from ICE could pick them up, local law enforcement in both states released the suspects back into the public.
New video released in court Friday from a Linden police officer's body camera captures the moment the officer was shot after he realized he was face to face with a terror suspect.
According to health officials in both Rockland County and Long Island, local mosquitoes have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis.
Police have made additional arrests in the death of a teenager on Long Island.
Some state park beaches on Long Island will be open for swimming from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday due to the expected warm temperatures.
Gabriela DeMassi says two NYPD officers volunteered to escort her and her parents through Thursday morning's jam
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday that 40-year-old Jwan Curry of New Jersey has been charged with interfering with a flight attendant.
A shocking new study has found that thousands of children in all five boroughs have high levels of lead in their blood, largely because the city has failed to protect them.
Benjamin Schaefer has been working as a subway conductor for the MTA for 22 years.
The exhibit is called "The Art of the Brick" and it will be on display from Sept. 28 to Jan. 26.
A passenger on an Alaskan Airlines flight had a meltdown when he denied access to use a bathroom in first class while all the ones in coach were occupied.
The clerk and female manager struggled with the suspect, suffering minor injuries.
Chaya Horowitz and her family have been unable to take hot showers, use the stove or even cook basic meals.
New York judges have approved New York City's plan to ban cars from 14th Street for a portion of each day to give priority to buses.
It happened at around 1 p.m. on a northbound 4 train at 125th Street and Lexington Avenue station in Harlem.
It was a morning of celebration for Suffolk County Police.
A shocking report finds 2,700 New York City kids tested positive for lead exposure when city agencies could have prevented it.
Advocates said de Blasio's commitment to affordable housing reform gave them hope for change, but now they say the de Blasio administration hasn't done enough.
The Lego artwork exhibit "The Art of the Brick" will be on display at the New York Hall of Science from Sept. 28, 2019, to Jan. 26, 2020.
The Gateway Project has been called the nation's most critical infrastructure project, but it's not getting done. There's been an ongoing battle to get federal funding for the project.
When the store clerk told him the store was not serving food yet, police say the customer grew upset, came behind the counter, followed him into the back room and starting swinging a knife at him.
The history of the windows goes back nearly 150 years when Macy's had porcelain dolls on display in the 1870s. Now, with more than 10,000 people walking by every hour, thins have changed.
