Bloomberg Lauds Giants Victory, Plans Super Bowl Bet With Boston Mayor
The mayor also said he plans to attend Super Bowl XLVI with his daughters if he can get tickets to the event in Indianapolis.
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The mayor also said he plans to attend Super Bowl XLVI with his daughters if he can get tickets to the event in Indianapolis.
Protesters agreed to find other places to stay within two weeks, and to find an artisan who can make a replacement for the missing baptismal font lid if they don't find it.
The proposed cuts could begin in January 2013 and be phased in over three years. The governor says the new rates will make New Jersey more competitive and lift the burden on small businesses.
At issue is Umka, a female Brussels Griffon, born in December of 2010. Elena Zakharova bought Umka for $1,650 from Raising Rover, Ltd. in Manhattan.
According Ulster County Executive Michael Hein, the county's water is being polluted and harming farmers, hurting beaches and killing fish in the process.
Lesniak said he'll try to get a bill through the Legislature and on Gov. Chris Christie's desk by next week. The goal is to make New Jersey the national leader in online gambling.
More than 1,600 people who filed lawsuits claiming that their health was ruined by dust and smoke from the collapsed World Trade Center must decide by Jan. 2 whether to keep fighting in court, or drop the litigation and apply for benefits from a government compensation fund.
"They are part of the 99 percent like we are," one protester said.
The attack took place early Sunday morning. Police say a 20-year-old woman was walking near Vernon Boulevard and 10th Street when two men grabbed her.
The nurses are demanding that Mayor Michael Bloomberg and city officials return to the table to finish negotiations with the New York State Nurses Association.
Steven Benoit, 25, and 19-year-old Jasmine Wilkins, were arrested Monday for allegedly kidnapping a 28-year-old woman.
Bobby Nawrath was born with no cheek bones, no ears and a recessed lower jaw due to a condition known as Treacher-Collins syndrome.
The Anti-Defamation League called the ad "crude and offensive," and in a press release said it "reinforces anti-Semitic stereotypes."
The storm that is blowing through the Tri-State area is expected to leave behind some blustery winds Thanksgiving morning, threatening to ground the magical Macy's giant balloons.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg had said all along when the time was appropriate he would act to address the "Occupy Wall Street" occupation of Zuccotti Park. Well, just after 1 a.m. on Tuesday he gave the NYPD its orders: Clear the park.
Like so many places throughout northern New Jersey, many homes in Teaneck were made unlivable because of storm damage.
The streets crawled with spooky sights, from floating eyeballs and skeletons to Occupy Wall Street protesters dressed as budget axes, for the annual Halloween parade Monday.
Manager Helen Mistretta said the Prince Street pizza institution will close once the final slice is served this weekend.
Lady Liberty was dedicated in New York harbor on October 28, 1886.
Sixteen officers and 5 civilians are expected to surrender overnight or Friday morning to face criminal charges ranging from bribery, larceny, perjury and obstruction.
A law student from Queens being held as a spy in Egypt will soon be released as part of another deal involving Israel to swap prisoners. After four months of worry, Daniel Grapel's wish is finally coming true.
The much-maligned TSA apparently has a sense of humor or an unrivaled ability to "freak" somebody out depending on your perspective.
Police chased the pit bull through backyards and woods before shooting it several times. It happened in front of the Precious Kids II nursery school.
Some firefighters in New Jersey have been caught in a firestorm of controversy over a Breast Cancer Awareness campaign T-shirt.
The event features zombies, superheroes, villans, aliens and of course Chewbaccas.
