Mets Agree To Sell $200M Stake To Hedge Funder David Einhorn
The Mets have a taker. The club has agreed to sell a minority stake of the franchise to David Einhorn, president of Greenlight Capital Inc.
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The Mets have a taker. The club has agreed to sell a minority stake of the franchise to David Einhorn, president of Greenlight Capital Inc.
Before the doors are locked Thursday, regulars planned to meet at the place where they ate average food while rubbing shoulders with stars like Michael Caine and Woody Allen.
More than 80 survivors of the Battle of the Bulge will greet each other at the Thorne Middle School in Port Monmouth Thursday.
As college students celebrate graduation, many now know the harsh reality of joining the long lines of job-seekers. At Rutgers University, students were back on campus trying to find work at a job fair.
Waiting 15 minutes or less at motor vehicle offices is the goal of a bill introduced by Union County Assemblyman Joe Cryan.
Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan said 28 people were involved in a gambling ring which ran out of a strip mall. The ring apparently took in $100,000 a week.
It is a modern day university nightmare - a gunman on campus. Ever since the Virginia Tech massacre in 2007, schools have had the prepare for this type of situation.
Police say Grammy-winning songwriter Joseph Brooks is dead of an apparent suicide in his Manhattan apartment.
When Michael Nilsen told his parents he wanted to go to West Point, they were less than thrilled. But he's convinced this is right.
For one graduating West Point cadet from Brooklyn, defending his nation has a personal connection.
The 9/11 Commission Report pointed to shortcomings in the communications systems used by first responders during the Sept. 11 attacks in New York City in 2001.
A van pulled a ten-foot-long section of World Trade Center steel to Clear Lake, Iowa, where it will be used as part of a sculpture in that city's new firehouse.
For graduating cadet Tom Anderson from Poughkeepsie, going to West Point was obvious an obvious life choice.
An Upper East Side institution known for celebrity sightings, a familial ambiance and a famous reference in Billy Joel's 1979 hit song, "Big Shot," is closing down after more than 40 years years of business.
After months of flirting with running for office, Trump said Monday he won't run for president, choosing to stick with hosting "The Celebrity Apprentice'' over a bid for the Republican nomination.
Wasim Cheema is accused of charging 2,500 riders twice what they should have paid. That's why he's been extradited to New York from Kansas City, Missouri.
As if ticket fixing isn't serious enough, New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio says there are even more troublesome allegations involving the NYPD.
A prosecutor says human remains that have been found along Ocean Parkway -- including the head of a prostitute missing since 2003 -- are the work of as many as 3 killers.
In addition to laying a wreath at the site of the collapsed Twin Towers, President Obama met with first responders, police officers and family members of those killed.
You know what your GPS device is telling you, but do you know how the company is using that information?
President Barack Obama will be meeting with a small, handpicked group of September 11 families at ground zero Thursday.
Osama bin Laden's death has proved to be a boon for business near ground zero.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, closely allied with the Senate Republican majority that once blocked gay marriage, said he's now optimistic it will be legalized in New York.
The troubled Xanadu retail and entertainment complex at the Meadowlands will be renamed "The American Dream."
There is no specific threat to security but with terrorists vowing revenge after U.S. forces killed jihadi terror mastermind Osama bin Laden, authorities are taking no chances.
