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A French artist wants to buy an apartment in New York for a studio and living space.

The nurses, doctors, hospital, attorney and accountant for the reclusive heiress Huguette Clark coerced or influenced her to give them more than $44 million in gifts, the executor of her estate claimed in a remarkable legal petition filed Tuesday in Manhattan.

Nearly one out of every two Orange CountyA loans made by a government program started for low-income house shoppers went in 2010 to local homebuyers earning $100,000 or more, a George Washington University study reported.

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The New York County Lawyers' Association honored the winner of its annual high school essay contest on May 9 at its Vesey Street headquarters.

Frost could return tonight from the Syracuse area to the Southern Tier as brisk temperatures follow a cool, damp day, the National Weather Service says.

A twisted serial sex fiend pleaded guilty today to raping a sleeping 27-year-old woman last August after crawling through her Upper East Side window -- finally 'fessing up after having outrageously insisted last year that it was all consensual.

The city's Department of Education has agreed to halt hiring decisions at 24 schools scheduled to be closed and reopened this summer, until a judge considers a request by the teachers' and principals' unions for a temporary restraining order on the plan.

Lawmakers in an upstate New York county have given a reprieve to a government office complex that's considered an eyesore to some residents but valued by others as a modernist landmark worth preserving.

People wait around the fountain at Lincoln Center for the opening of Shen Yun on Jan 11.

New York's financially troubled Nassau County could cut $750 million of its $3 billion of outstanding debt by privatizing its sewer system, County Executive Edward Mangano said on Thursday.

NEW YORK A jail sentence of 3 1/2 to 10 1/2 years was given to convicted securities fraudster Charles Raspa, whose scheme defrauded 800 victims out of more than $6.2 million in unlawful commissions, in violation of New York law.