Deadline For Filing 9/11 Sick Claims Is Midnight
People diagnosed with one of 67 specific types of cancer have until midnight to apply. Those who either worked at the World Trade Center or lived in the neighborhood after 9/11 are eligibile.
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People diagnosed with one of 67 specific types of cancer have until midnight to apply. Those who either worked at the World Trade Center or lived in the neighborhood after 9/11 are eligibile.
The flagship store at 37th Street and Broadway reopened Tuesday morning.
Monday's parade, which runs from 44th Street to 72nd Street, is organized by the Columbus Citizens Foundation. It's billed as the world's largest celebrations of Italian-American heritage and culture.
Gubernatorial candidates Andrew Cuomo and Rob Astorino campaigned Monday while celebrating their Italian heritage at the annual Columbus Day Parade in Manhattan.
The anguished family of 4-year-old Eli Waller of Hamilton, New Jersey spoke Friday for the first time since the boy died of the infamous Enterovirus D68.
The mayor convened a meeting of city agencies at City Hall on Thursday as a display of readiness against the spread of the deadly virus.
The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center is missing a number of valuable artifacts following a break-in on Tuesday night, CBS 2 confirms.
The ballots for Ramapo's recent municipal election have yet to be counted, and the Town Board wants them preserved.
A small but subtle change near the World Trade Center PATH station is making a big difference for residents and commuters.
The deadline is fast approaching for Ground Zero workers to register for the Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund.
The head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority asked business leaders Tuesday to support the agency's $32 billion capital plan despite a $15 billion funding shortfall and a state board's veto.
The 400-foot-long Left Coast Lifter — which has been nicknamed the "I Lift NY Super Crane" by officials in Albany — traveled from Jersey City, New Jersey, up the Hudson River, on Monday morning.
Tom Cutinella, a junior at Shoreham-Wading River High School, died Wednesday after being injured during the third quarter of the game at John Glenn High School in Elwood.
Rooms at Bellevue Hospital Center are being prepped to handle patients with the potentially deadly illness, and information posters have been sent to emergency rooms across New York City.
At least two pedestrians have been hurt by falling debris in midtown Manhattan. The incident occurred at Seventh Avenue and 48th Street, just north of Times Square.
The Yankees expect Alex Rodriguez to play third base next season but want the suspended star to prove during spring training he deserves to have his position back after a one-year absence.
Derek Jeter hit a run-scoring infield single in the final at-bat of his 20-year major league career, leaving to a standing ovation at Fenway Park.
The run follows the footsteps of firefighter Stephen Siller. On Sept. 11, 2001, Siller abandoned his truck and ran through the tunnel with all his gear toward the World Trade Center.
Passengers will be able to board a train every half-hour, WCBS 880's Fran Schneidau reported.
PATH train service from Hoboken and Jersey City to New York will remain suspended through the evening rush hour due to power cable issues.
A Rutgers University senior who was hiking with friends in a New Jersey nature preserve was attacked and killed by a 300-pound black bear over the weekend.
Voters in Scotland on Thursday decided against a proposal to become a separate nation, choosing to remain in the United Kingdom.
Officials said Wednesday that a New York City child and a Long Island elementary school student have been diagnosed with enterovirus 68. Cases of the virus have also been confirmed in New Jersey and Connecticut.
Fans and sponsors are still paying and and will likely continue to do so "unless or until those folks think that this is a chronic problem," said David Carter, who heads the Sports Business Institute at the University of Southern California.
Tracy Lewis was promoted during a ceremony Wednesday. "I worked very hard for this," Lewis said. "I studied very hard for this."
