On Sunday morning, more than 30,000 cyclists will experience New York City from a perspective unlike any other: pedaling down 42 miles of car-free streets through all five boroughs, taking

Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has suffered a fresh setback in run-off parliamentary polls. Mr Ahmadinejad’s supporters won only 13 of the 65 seats up for election in Friday’s vote, further

The following is a WCBSTV report: Some neighbors in Cambria Heights, Queens are fighting a synagogue’s plan to expand a building in a cemetery, where already hundreds of worshipers pray

A Kansas City woman who converted from Christianity to Islam has been awarded $5 million in punitive damages by a jury who found the telecommunications giant AT&T created a “hostile

Opening what is likely to be a bitter and grueling election, President Obama held his first official campaign rally here in the Buckeye State, cranking up his populist pitch while

The arraignment of five Guantanamo prisoners accused of plotting the September 11 attacks got off to a rocky start on Saturday when the defendants removed their earphones and refused to

Two Delta jets hit each other at John F. Kennedy Airport Friday night, prompting a Federal Aviation Administration investigation. The Delta 767 jets hit each other at a gate at

Five men accused of orchestrating the Sept. 11 attacks, including the self-proclaimed mastermind, are headed back to a military tribunal for their arraignment at Guantanamo Bay on Saturday. This time

Former Queens State Senator Hiram Monserrate pled guilty Friday to conspiracy and mail fraud charges related to his alleged use of City Council grants to fund his failed senate primary

City homeowners will soon be seeing their water bill go up, though not as much as it has in recent years. The Water Board today on Friday approved the Department

Last night, White House Chief of Staff Jack Lew spoke at the American Jewish Committee Global Forum. There, he praised the Committee’s decades of work to build a better world

A consultant’s report has found that New York City’s 911 system is troubled by delays and errors that endanger callers in an emergency. Mayor Michael Bloomberg released an edited version

Gary Stein, the Marine ordered discharged for criticizing President Obama on the Internet, is now out of the Marine Corps. Stein, who was a sergeant, posted the news Thursday on

Bin Laden wrote in 2010 that Al Qaeda should send a propaganda video to an impartial U.S. television station – and suggested the home of “60 Minutes.” “We should also

Motorists who repeatedly speed through E-ZPass lanes at the Port Authority’s crossings risk having their accounts suspended. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is sending warnings to

President Barack Obama’s administration Thursday lobbed another salvo in its public relations barrage timed to the first anniversary of the killing of Osama bin Laden, releasing a small but intriguing

Republican voters would like to see Rick Santorum or Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) standing at Mitt Romney’s side this fall, a new poll found. A Reuters-Ipsos poll released Thursday found

High-wire performer Nik Wallenda announced on Wednesday that June 15 is the day his boyhood dream to walk a tightrope over Niagara Falls will become a reality. Wallenda, 33, a

A 47-year-old Brooklyn woman was struck and killed by a car driven by an on-duty Secret Service agent as she attempted to cross Atlantic Avenue Thursday evening, police said. Maria