NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! Here’s what’s been going on this week.
“They killed my son,” Omar Edwards’ heartbroken mother told a friend while she held her son’s babies in her arms.
Police said Larry Hogue, a drug-addicted wacko who terrorized Upper West Siders in the 1990s, walked away from the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens on Thursday.
Supreme Court pick, Sonia Sotomayor, would use different words today if she could revisit her 2001 comment that a “wise Latina woman” would reach better conclusions than a white man, President Obama said Friday.
Buffeted by the world economic crisis, the state pension fund took a serious beating in the last fiscal year, plummeting an estimated 26% to just under $110 billion, state Controller Thomas DiNapoli said Friday.
The subway conductor convicted of killing an innocent bystander after being attacked by muggers fumed bitterly Friday at being portrayed as a “villain.”
A Queens teacher charged with having sex with a 14-year-old student denied it to cops and claimed he was the aggressor - who grabbed her rear end a few times.
A somber and serious, Prince Harry, in his first formal New York visit, left a wreath and handwritten note Friday in an afternoon visit to Ground Zero.
He played the very first concert at Shea Stadium 44 years ago. Now, a touring industry website reports that Paul McCartney will perform the very first show at its replacement: Citi Field.
Supreme Court Justice nominee, Sonia Sotomayor, understands how difficult it is for a woman to decide whether to have an abortion and she knows women who have struggled with that choice, a longtime friend told the Daily News.
Spy satellites have spotted signs that North Korea may be preparing to transport another long-range missile to a test launch site.As always, tune into your local news channel for in depth news.Stay up and catch my swagFaBid