Bus and Subway Ridership Falls for the First Time Since 2003
Officials said the 2.7 percent decline was probably because of the economic downturn, especially in Manhattan.
Judge Declines to Reverse Monserrate’s Expulsion From the State Senate
In the first decision of what could be a long appeals process, a judge rejected the former senator’s argument that his expulsion was unconstitutional.
Bloomberg Shifts $5 Billion Out of Friend’s Firm
The mayor is moving his fortune from Quadrangle Group 10 months after a scandal with the state pension fund.
Beasley and Heat Beat Grizz, 100-87 in 2 OTs
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Michael Beasley scored a career-high with 30 points and the short-handed Miami Heat won their season-best fifth straight by defeating the Memphis Grizzlies 100-87 in double overtime on Friday night.
Social Q’s: In-Law or in the Way?
This week, answers to readers’ questions about hosts who do the dishes while entertaining, overconfident colleagues, men coloring their hair and other issues.
Iona Beats William & Mary 69-53
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (AP) -- Scott Machado scored 17 points as Iona beat William & Mary 69-53 on Friday night.
Asia Leads the Global End to Cheap Money
Stricter lending policies from China to Australia have been in effect for months, underscoring the two-speed path of the global recovery.
Singapore Looks for a Softer Side of Growth
As they plan for the next stage of economic growth, Singapore’s leaders are looking toward the arts.
Patient Money: What to Do if You Suspect Learning Disability
Parents who are aware of the available resources have a better chance of getting help for a learning-disabled child.
Please, No More Mr. Bad Guy Roles! (But Creepy Is Fine)
After playing troubled men for so long, Christopher Walken has become a pro at finding a sunny side in the spookiest of souls.
Judge Declines to Reverse Monserrate’s Expulsion From the State Senate
In the first decision of what could be a long appeals process, a judge rejected the former senator’s argument that his expulsion was unconstitutional.
Film: That Unmistakable Streepness
Unpredictable and graceful performances keep awing audiences and Oscar voters.
US Officials Ask Cuba to Release Jailed American
HAVANA (AP) -- Top U.S. diplomats used a high-level meeting with their Cuban counterparts Friday to call for the release of an American held in a maximum security prison without charge for nearly three months.
New Jersey Dining | Paterson: A Gentle Introduction to Syrian Cuisine
Aleppo, a year-old restaurant, lies in the heart of the Middle Eastern bazaar that is Paterson’s south side.
Arts | Westchester: A Bit Slower, but Still Throwing Lethal Punch Lines
After more than half a century, Jerry Stiller, Dick Gregory and Irwin Corey continue to skewer the conventions of the day.
Connecticut Dining | Westbrook: Where ‘Who Dat’ Nation Can Feel Right at Home
A chef with a wide-ranging background offers flavors of the Big Easy in Connecticut.
Westchester Dining | Granite Springs: Making a Mission Out of Comfort Food
Traditions 118 offers time-honored cuisine imbued with modern culinary flourishes.