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]
Bringing More Business to Fordham Road
By DESIREE JACKSON A City Council committee voted Tuesday to increase the annual budget of the Fordham Road Business Improvement District in the Bronx by …[read more]
Council Tells New York Motorists: Slow Down
By JULIAN CANTRES The New York City Council voted Tuesday to set the default speed limit in the city at 25 miles per hour, a …[read more]
Fighting Anti-Semitism on Campus With an App
By JENNIFER SZULMAN College students now hold the power to report and record anti-Semitic incidents in the palms of their hands. “CombatHateU” is a new, …[read more]
Family of Missing 12-Year-Old Girl Pleads for Help
By ANNA DITUCCI-CAPPIELLO & SAMAIRAH KHAN The family of a missing 12-year-old Brooklyn girl made an emotional plea on Tuesday urging New Yorkers to provide …[read more]
Patz Confession Deemed Unreliable by Expert
By LOVASHNI KHALIKAPRASAD & DESIREE JACKSON A psychological expert testified in a Manhattan courtroom on Tuesday that the man accused of killing Etan Patz 35 …[read more]
Tenant Advocates Urge Local Control of Rent
By JOHN MORRIS At a press conference on Tuesday City Councilman Jumaane Williams called for the repeal of the Urstadt law, which allows the state …[read more]
CUNY Asks City Council to Fund Free Software
By SANDRA ALMONTE CUNY officials asked City Council members for $1 million to fund free educational software for students on Tuesday. “We project that a …[read more]
Namath Quarterbacks Brain Injury Therapy
By ELIZABETH KELLY Football legend Joe Namath is backing a new therapy that promises to ease symptoms associated with traumatic brain injury. According to the …[read more]