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The police have charged a middle school gym teacher and cheerleading coach with having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old student.

Protesters stormed a stage where the founder of a conservative anti-immigration group was trying to deliver an address.

Andrew M. Cuomo’s campaign for New York attorney general invested in a fund run by some of his backers.

Advocates for exotic animals at the Catskill Game Farm fear that the creatures will be sold to poorly run roadside zoos or to collectors with no guarantee for their well-being.

Top employees of a city-financed Bronx charity diverted hundreds of thousands of dollars for personal expenses, an investigation found.

The cross-shaped beams discovered on Sept. 13, 2001, amid the ruins of 6 World Trade Center are being moved to make way for construction on the east side of the trade center site.

William R. Phillips became a star witness during police corruption hearings in the 1970’s but was sentenced to up to life in prison for murdering a prostitute and her pimp.

Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein announced that the New York City school system has been spending at least $20 million a year to provide bus services for children who do not actually use them.

A city investigation has uncovered widespread fraud and mismanagement by a 21-year-old Bronx charity that received $9 million a year in city contracts.

Officials are considering plans to hire private groups at taxpayer expense to manage scores of public schools.

A teenage mugger laid out for a jury the rules of the street that dictated why an actress in New York was shot dead, while other mugging victims that night were allowed to live.

Judges challenged arguments by U.S. officials seeking dismissal of a Pakistani man’s suit charging that because of his religion, race or national origin, he, like others, was held for months after 9/11.

The sentencing of the former Roslyn schools superintendent, Frank A. Tassone, who pleaded guilty to stealing $2 million from his well-to-do Long Island district, has been postponed again.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman questioned his opponent’s commitment to Israel at a fund-raiser in Manhattan Wednesday.

The story behind a curious car dealership sign in Brooklyn that countless motorists driving on or off the Manhattan Bridge have probably passed.

The three political novices who were picked by Gov. Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey to fill some cabinet-level positions worked at Goldman Sachs when Mr. Corzine was co-chairman of the investment firm.

The appointment would put the mayor in a position to re-energize the memorial's fund-raising campaign.

If you have been waiting to buy a Manhattan apartment until after prices come tumbling down, you may have to wait a little longer.

The contaminated land at the end of Tiffany Street in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx has been transformed into a lush five-acre waterfront spot called Barretto Point Park.

The New York State Masons are following other state Masonic societies in reaching out for new members.