Council Committe Acts to Curb Violence Vs. Cabbies
By JULIAN CANTRES A City Council committee approved a measure on Tuesday designed to help protect taxi and livery drivers from assault by posting notices …[read more]
Astorino & Cuomo See Eye to Eye
By Desiree Jackson Rob Astorino on Tuesday agreed wholeheartly with Governor Cuomo. Mario Cuomo, that is. The Republican challenger for the seat in Albany now …[read more]
Football Bolts into Brooklyn
By MICHEL PEDROSO In an effort to promote the Brooklyn Bolts’ first football game of the season, Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams on Tuesday …[read more]
Ten-Year-Old Bronx Murder Case May Soon End
By JOHN MORRIS A Bronx jury on Tuesday listened to a recorded playback of the testimony of a key witness as they prepared to deliberate …[read more]
Queens Hospital Prepares for Ebola
By LOVASHNI KHALIKAPRASAD A team of medical specialists at a general hospital in Queens on Tuesday described the extensive preparations and procedures they have put …[read more]
Brooklyn Leaders Denounce Anti-Jewish Violence
By JENNIFER SZULMAN & SINDY NANCLARES Community leaders and politicians gathered on Tuesday at Brooklyn Borough Hall to support a Jewish man who was punched …[read more]
Miss USA Campaigns Vs. Breast Cancer
By ANNA DITUCCI-CAPPIELLO Miss USA, Nia Sanchez, lent some celebrity and a smiling face to a serious health issue Tuesday in Manhattan. Sanchez won her …[read more]
Bronx Judge Deals Blow to Prosecution in Tix-Fix Case
By JOHN MORRIS Bronx Supreme Court Justice Martin Marcus on Tuesday rejected a prosecution request to admit into evidence an audio recording of accused New …[read more]
JFK Passengers Take Disease Threat in Stride
By SINDY NANCLARES How does it feel to be in an airplane next to a person from West Africa? During their flight from Brussels to …[read more]
Yogurt Company Feeling Its Oats
By MARCO POGGIO Chobani, the largest yogurt brand in the country, launched a three-day a three-day promotion on Tuesday at Grand Central Station a day …[read more]