Cruz Rallies Audience Upstate, Makes Matzah In Brooklyn
Ted Cruz told an upstate audience Thursday that momentum is on his side, and also stopped off to make matzah with a group of youngsters in Brooklyn.
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Ted Cruz told an upstate audience Thursday that momentum is on his side, and also stopped off to make matzah with a group of youngsters in Brooklyn.
Republican presidential candidate John Kasich helped himself to some of Arthur Avenue's best Italian food while campaigning in the Bronx.
Donald Trump held his first rally in New York Wednesday, with the Republican front-runner appearing in Bethpage.
Fans were back at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday, a day after wintry weather postponed opening day.
Prosecutors said Republican ex-senator Dean Skelos and his son, Adam Skelos, should each face prison terms approaching or within federal sentencing guidelines, about 10 to 12 years for the son.
The cold rain outside of Yankee Stadium early Monday morning cast a Shakespearean-like quandary over Opening Day -- to play or not to play.
Some teenagers of different religions, but similar values joined to work together on Sunday.
A man was slashed in the back in broad daylight Friday afternoon as he entered the subway near Penn Station.
Battling terminal cancer, a retired New York City firefighter will drop the first puck at the Islanders game on Saturday.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., gathered supporters for a rally in the Bronx Thursday, while Hillary Clinton appeared at a college in Westchester County and said Sanders' free tuition plan was unrealistic.
Democrat Hillary Clinton headed to Harlem for an appearance at the Apollo Theater Wednesday morning while Republican John Kasich stumps in Howard Beach, Queens.
An expert on Monday said texting while walking is dangerous, but questioned whether a law against the practice is needed.
Cellphone video captured the March 17 confrontation between 27-year-old Glenn Grays and four plainclothes officers and a lieutenant.
The MTA started the campaign relaunch on Monday, with ads and videos featuring people who did say something when they saw something that they thought was suspicious.
The nation's largest St. Patrick's Day parade stepped off Thursday in New York City, and for the first time in decades, gay activists are not decrying it as an exercise in exclusion.
Federal authorities raided yeshivas and businesses in Rockland County to see if millions of dollars for education technology were misused.
A New York state lawmaker would like to see St. Patrick's Day made into a school holiday.
The search for the third victim following Saturday's tugboat crash near the Tappan Zee Bridge in the Hudson River has been called off.
The number of participants matched the number of FDNY members killed on 9/11. Photos of each of them lined the stairwell at 4 World Trade Center on Sunday.
Trottenberg said in the week after the spring time change, there has been a 30 percent increase in serious crashes from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. compared to the week prior.
The most dangerous thing a police officer can do may not be arresting a person, but the simple act of getting out of his or her car.
Stephen Burkert told reporters that talks were progressing without heated words or derogatory statements.
There is no deal yet between NJ TRANSIT and workers, but there might be reason to hope.
The Metro-North Train engineer who was driving during a deadly derailment in the Bronx in December 2013 has retired with a pension.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey plans to hold a ceremony this spring when all the entrances to the train station are open.
