Soho Street Vendors Sue NYPD and NYC for Confiscating Wares Several lower Broadway vendors who were targeted by the NYPD in mid-May are taking their cases to court to get retribution for harassment and confiscated items. Back in May, NYPD officers took to the Soho streets, ticketing vendors for a variety of offenses and seizing 
A survey of how New Yorkers will observe the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks Sunday, Sept. 9 9/11 2012 Icahn Stadium, Randall’s Island, 911heroesrun.com; 9 a.m., $35 per person The Travis Manion Foundation is sponsoring a 5K run on Randall’s Island to honor the heroes of 9/11. Half of all race proceeds go 
Permanent Plaza To the Editor: I support turning the Kips Bay Pedestrian Plaza into a permanent fixture. The test run spanning June and July on the service road at Second Avenue between East 33rd and 30th streets was a positive addition to the neigborhood where I have lived since 1985. People in this area are 
By Paul Bisceglio The shop owners at 314 Canal St. say they feel lucky to be alive after a car smashed into their storefront Tuesday, Aug. 21. According to police and witnesses, a black Mercedes made an illegal U-turn on Canal by Mercer Street and clipped the rear of a green Subaru, which shot 
U-turns on Canal Street are a normal sighting by locals, but yesterday this illegal maneuver created a three car accident and ultimately lead to a car crash into a souvenir shop. At around 5:30 p.m., Tuesday afternoon, a black Mercedes was allegedly seen making a u-turn but then hit a green Subaru station wagon from 
CBS is a network that I generally ignore, except when I want to bemoan the fact that its mediocre programs get better ratings than anything I love. But, this season they’ve actually got a couple of shows coming out that I’ve got my eye on. Let’s see how they compare to the other networks’ slates. 
By Paul Bisceglio Many Americans who wake up with a sore throat face a choice that workers in most other countries do not have to make: go to work sick or stay home and lose a day’s pay. Around 175 countries guarantee paid sick leave for their citizens, according to a 2009 study by the 
By Mia Weber City kids may start to feel a bit pouty as the sun sets on a beautiful summer, so we’ve compiled the perfect guide for everything they’ll need to start the new school year off in style with a smile! 1. The Perfect Pouch To help your young scholar bring a stylish edge 
How Mia and Jason Bauer Manage Crumbs, Two Children And a Love As Sweet As Can Be By Jenna Helwig Chocolate chips. Vanilla frosting. Rainbow sprinkles. Brownie bites. Coconut flakes. Cookie dough. The mouthwatering toppings that adorn the delectable goodies at Crumbs Bake Shop are so tempting, you just might forget to pick up the 
Instagram user d0057 was flying out of LaGuardia at 10,000 in the midst of what is feeling like a rain storm of apocalyptic proportions when he snapped this pic. “The power of mother nature!” d0057 wrote. After a mini-earthquake, a freak snowstorm last Halloween, and a summer of blistering temps, can we really be shocked 
