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A massive BlackBerry service disruption is making life miserable for customers.
Sens. Loretta Weinberg and Paul Sarlo say the Film and Digital Media Tax Credit Program creates jobs and drives the economy.
It turns out elite Great Neck North High School is only the tip of the iceberg as the tentacles of the growing SAT cheating scandal continue to spread across Nassau County.
Wall Street is again losing jobs because of global economic woes, threatening tax revenue for a city and state heavily reliant on the financial industry, New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said Tuesday.
A crowd of freeloaders decided to help themselves to food and clothing donated for the support of the demonstrators.
The movement has been getting support from some unlikely places and has spawned questions about what protestors are actually trying to achieve.
You don't have to live in New York to be fed up with Wall Street. Now, the movement has found its way across the Hudson River.
NTSB officials said the chopper likely did not have a flight data recorder, or "black box,'' but engine monitors and Global Positioning System navigation equipment may have stored useful information.
The "Occupy Wall Street" protest entered its third week Monday after more than 700 people were arrested for marching in the traffic lane of the Brooklyn Bridge over the weekend.
Well, that was quick. If you paid to watch Jose Reyes' possible final game with the Mets, you got to see him -- for all of one at-bat.
A former Great Neck North High School student is accused of accepting cash to impersonate students and take the SAT exam for them.
After recent flooding, there is a new push by one New York senator to do something to prevent it in the future.
Operation Hang Up, which resulted in a thousand tickets during last year's blitz, is back.
Suburban commuters may soon be able to travel in a railroad car where the loudest noise is a subdued conversation.
If you're a Tri-state area resident waiting for a FEMA check because of flooding, you're going to have to keep waiting.
President Obama said in public what he is also saying in private -- that a Palestinian state can only be achieved by the Israelis and Palestinians going to the bargaining table and tackling the hard questions that face them.
Organizers of an Islamic community center and mosque near Ground Zero will hold its first event Wednesday evening.
For Choi, there was a feeling of validation today as the U.S. military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy officially became history.
A shortage of acorns and nuts this year may force bears to find food in other places, such as your trash can.
Officials say most of the pesticides came from China and were sold at dirt-cheap prices.
It's not exactly Shakespeare in the Park, but they are calling it Shakespeare in the Parking Space.
Heading to the Jets game on Sunday or the Giants game on Monday? Pack some patience along with your team spirit.
Since Hurricane Irene hit, service has been out on Metro-North Railroad's Port Jervis Line.
Businessman-turned-politician Bob Turner, the first member of the GOP to represent New York's 9th district since 1923, was sworn in at the the nation's capital Thursday.
