7 Dogs Stolen From Mount Vernon Shelter
Now the volunteer group, Friends of the Mount Vernon Animal Shelter, is offering a $1,000 reward for their safe return.
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Now the volunteer group, Friends of the Mount Vernon Animal Shelter, is offering a $1,000 reward for their safe return.
A blood test so sensitive that it can spot a single cancer cell lurking among a billion healthy ones is moving one step closer to being available at your doctor's office.
The bill was one of the last measures Congress passed before adjourning in December. President Obama signed the bill from Hawaii, where he's vacationing with his family.
The Mayor held a press conference Sunday afternoon updating New Yorkers on the city's plan of action for the blizzard and advising them to stay off the roads.
Maintenance workers at Flatbush Gardens said the management company that owns the buildings will not allow them to work because of their refusal to accept a 34 percent pay cut.
Sen. Charles Schumer is urging the United States trade representative to pressure China to stop the counterfeiting of guitar strings made by Farmingdale-base D'Addario.
Aubrey Mercurius' girlfriend told police she heard an argument in the apartment and got out of bed to find a man fleeing and her boyfriend bleeding from a gunshot wound.
About 100 people turned out for a Sunday afternoon rally to demand NYU withdraw its application to acquire public land for its planned expansion.
The gathering took place at a White Plains church Sunday afternoon. After the service, the group marched around the Westchester County Court Building calling for justice in the case.
Officer Andre Menzies, 35, was killed early Monday morning on his way home from a shift at the Queens Housing Bureau.
The tenants at Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village all want something different as they navigate out of what's known as the largest failed residential real estate deal of all time.
The protesters, facing reduced foot traffic due to potential patrons avoiding construction, said it wasn't enough for the MTA to promise what they called superficial improvements.
An employee doing gardening work dug up a garbage bag containing military-grade explosives at NYC Marble Cemetery last fall but left it at the site until a volunteer told police about it today.
