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NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 12: Recording artists Jay-Z and Beyonce watch Rafael Nadal of Spain and Novak Djokovic of Serbia play during the Men's Final on Day Fifteen of the 2011 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on September 12, 2011 in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)

Beyonce, Jay-Z leave hospital with baby

New parents Beyonce and Jay-Z and their bouncing bundle of joy, baby Blue, left Lenox Hill Hospital Tuesday, officials there confirmed.

Blue Ivy? Hue gotta be kiddin'

New dad and mom Jay-Z and Beyonce, who named their daughter Blue Ivy.

For Jay-Z and Beyoncé, the name Blue Ivy is music to their ears. But for residents of the Marcy Houses in Brooklyn, the moniker is striking some dissonant chords.

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Ex-hitman's stunning apology to mobster's son for killing his dad

Woman survives leap off Williamsburg Bridge,  landing on SUV down on the street 

Drunk faces rap in train dodge that injured Good Samaritan

Giants fans get ready to invade Lambeau Field  

Giants superfan T.J. Legg has three words of advice for the legions of Big Blue boosters heading to Green Bay for Sunday’s showdown — foam seat cushions.

Shoplifter squandered chance for transplant, now has ‘weeks to live'

Diane McCloud was released from prison to seek heart transplant, but couldn’t stop smoking and got busted again.

A Long Island woman who lost her chance at a heart transplant when she was jailed for shoplifting has only weeks to live and is asking to be freed before she dies.

Murder suspect’s girlfriend: Cops looked at naked pix on my phone

The allegation by Tanya Vazquez was referred by the NYPD to the Civilian Complaint Review Board, which is now investigating the incident.

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Bullied boy all smiles after operation to fix ears

Charlie Cardillo — with his sister, Gabriella, mom Samantha and dad Louis — flashes smile after surgery to fix his ears

Born with Down Syndrome, 15-year-old Charlie Cardillo has been taunted all his life because his ears didn’t have the usual folds and ridges and flopped forward.

NYPD won’t divulge key crime stats for Bed-Stuy precinct

Tim Covell outside of the 81st Precinct on Brooklyn where his police report for being mugged was changed to lost property.

The New York Civil Liberties Union says the NYPD has refused to hand over crime statistics for a Brooklyn precinct mired in a stats-tampering controversy and they want a judge to intervene.

New York Photos
Two female participans in Sunday's 11th Annual No Pants Subway Ride sponsored by the group Improv Everywhere.

No Pants Subway Ride 2012

It's like commuting, but without the pants.

As Hurricane Irene begins to hit the area, Amie Dellinger and Tom Hayes, both visitors of Rochester, embraced in the rain as some reveled in the event by dancing and cavorting in Times Square Saturday, August 27, 2011.

NYDN Top 100 Photos of 2011

From Occupy Wall Street to Hurricane Irene, New York's Picture Newspap...

New York's urban jungle

Check out some of the crazy creatures found in NYC through the years.

Marchers with the Occupy Wall Street movement protest march up Broadway from Zuccotti Park to Foley Square to join up with union members supporting their cause on October 5, 2011.

Editor's picks Best of Occupy Wall Street

We've rounded up the best Daily News photographs of the Wall Street Oc...

Participants walk along Battery Park as part of the 2011 Santacon NYC.

Santacon 11

Santacon 2011 - Crowds of people dressed as Santa Claus fill the stree...

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Holiday Gift Guide: Made in NYC

This year, get gifts with a local New Yorker’s touch.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Tishman Speyer CEOs Jerry I. Speyer and Rob Speyer flip the switch to turn on the 30,000 LED lights on the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.

2011 NYC Christmas Tree lighting

Rockefeller's grand ole tree is lit on Nov. 30 to mark the beginning o...

'The way they Occupy Wall Street, we occupy Fifth Ave.,' said a costume-clad David Torres, 50, a client care worker from Brooklyn. 'Everybody helps out for people in need.'

Santas 'Occupy' Manhattan streets

The Volunteers of America holiday fund-raising drive kicked off in the...

Thousands look on as Kung Fu Panda makes it's second annual Thanksgiving balloon appearance.

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2011

Up and away! The amazing Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons are blown up...

Zombie enthusiasts Carol and Ray Nocella and Lara of Bayside, Queens walk along 21st Street in Astoria during the first Queens Zombie Walk in Astoria.

Queens Zombie Walk

Queens Zombie Walk

Police enter Zuccotti Park and make numerous arrests. Occupy Wall Street activists attempt to shut down the New York Stock Exchange.

Occupy Wall Street protesters launch 'Day of Action'

Protesters scuffle with police in riot gear as NYPD takes Zuccotti Par...

Holiday Train Show Celebrates its 20th Year at The New York Botanical Garden showcasing New York Landmark Replicas and Model Trains extended by one week at the New York Botanical Gardens in the Bronx, NY on Tuesday, November 15, 2011.

2011 Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show

Holiday Train Show Celebrates its 20th Year at The New York Botanical...

More than a hundred protesters were arrested at Zuccotti Park when police in riot gear began the eviction.

Zuccotti Park evacuated

Just before midnight on Nov. 14, the NYPD and sanitation crews surroun...

Members of the US Marine Corps. march as the United War Veterans Council presents the annual Veterans Day Memorial Service and Parade up Fifth Avenue. Over 25,000 people, including 27 active military units from all branches, four Medal of Honor recipients, veterans groups, and high school bands from the nation participate.

New York pays tribute to veterans

Patriotism & gratitude on display along Fifth Avenue.

at least two people were trapped under debris at a building collapse at a construction site on Brighton5th street between Ocean View and Neptiune avenues in Brighton Beach Brooklyn

Building Collapse in Brooklyn

Construction workers are pulled from a collapsed building in Brighton...

John Quintero takes the Daily News on a tour of family-owned Grimaldi Bakery in Ridgewood, one of the last of the food manufacturing giants left in the city.

Grimaldi's Bakery rises to the occassion

The latest installment of "Crafted in Queens," a Daily News series tha...

Launch of the armored cruiser "Maine" at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, drawn by J. O. Davidson.

Sneak peek at new Brooklyn Navy Yard Museum

A glimpse inside the new museum at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, set to open...

Runners start the ING New York City Marathon by running across the Verrazano Bridge from Staten ISland to Brooklyn Sunday morning.

NYC Marathon 2011

More than 47,000 participants pounded the pavement in the 2011 New Yor...

These three girls dressed as Playboy Bunnies.

Halloween Parade 2011

Greenwich Village Halloween Parade 2011

The Statue of Liberty 125th Birthday Celebration

Lady Liberty turns 125-years-old.

OAKLAND, CA - NOVEMBER 2: A demonstrator with the Occupy movement holds a sign November 2, 2011 in Oakland, California. The group called for a general strike today, and planned to march on the city's port later in the day. (Photo by Eric Thayer/Getty Images)

Occupy Wall Street: Anti-capitalist protesters demonstrate against Wall St., corporate greed

Hundreds of anti-capitalist protesters have flooded the area around Wa...

Pow! New York Comic Con is here

Holy, costumed fans, Batman! The 6th annual New York Comic Con opened...

East River helicopter crash

Tragedy struck on the East River Tuesday when a helicopter carrying a...

Tony Bennett's 85th Birthday Celebration

Tony Bennett celebrates his 85th birthday in Lincoln Center.

9/11 anniversary: Ceremony at WTC

Ten years after the darkest day in American history, the families of t...

9/11 ten years later: Newspaper front pages

On the tenth anniversary, newspapers across the nation and around the...

National September 11 Memorial unveiled

Built on the exact site where the Twin Towers once stood, the newly op...

West Indian Day Parade 2011

New Yorkers with Caribbean heritage have been packing Brooklyn's stree...

Earthquake shakes East Coast

A 5.9 magnitude earthquake sent shivers up and down the Eastern Seaboa...

Top beer gardens in NYC

Cheers! Check out the top beer gardens in and around NYC.

Adopted family of C.J. Turner

In 1993, Rosemary Holmstrom became the public face of AIDS when the Da...

New York's record rainfall

New York broke an all-time record for a one-day rainfall on August 14...

Fidel Does New York

Fidel Castro came to New York, hired a public relations firm, ate hot...

Gay Marriage legal in New York

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn greeted couples who lined up Sund...

Religious sightings

A South Carolina couple claims to possess one heckuva of a saintly sal...

Weirdest stuff stopped at customs

We've investigated the slew of weird and wacky things to pass through...

2011 Fourth of July fireworks

What's red, white and blue all over the New York City skyline? Macy's...

Hot Dog Eating Contest 2011

The hot dogs will be piled high and the contestants will be piling the...

Gay Pride Parade 2011

Crowds gathered for the 42nd Annual LGBT Pride March on Christopher St...

Wayne Sosin, the president of Worksman Cycles, shows off one of his company's bikes.

Inside Queens' Worksman Cycles shop

Worksman Cycles in Ozone Park is one of the last bicycle manufacturing...

Mermaid Parade 2011

The 2011 Mermaid Parade took place on Saturday, June 18 in Coney Islan...

Miss New York Pageant 2011

22 beautiful women will be competing for the title of Miss New York 20...

Puerto Rican Day Parade 2011

The Puerto Rican Day Parade danced, twirled and marched its way down F...

Only in New York...

It's never boring in the City That Never Sleeps and Daily News photogr...

Out of the Darkness Overnight Walk 2011

New Yorkers from all five boroughs joined in to participate in the Out...

Ida the polar bear euthanized

Ida, one of the Central Park Zoo's two beloved polar bears, was euthan...

John Motley dead at age 89

DAILY NEWS ALL CITY H,S. ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS, JOHN MOTLEY AND SAMUEL...

The Fifth Annual NYC Dance Parade

The Fifth Annual NYC Dance Parade took place May 21, 2011. It started...

New York's saddest day: 9-year anniversary of 9/11

President Obama visited Ground Zero on May 5, 2011, just five days aft...

NYC's political leaders visit Citizenship NOW!

A who's who of New York's political leaders stopped by to lend volunte...

   
Brooklyn

State Senator’s taxpayer-funded mailing violated S...

State Senator Martin Golden is in hot water over mailings funded by taxpayer dollars.

Brooklyn state Sen. Martin Golden sent a taxpayer-funded mailing outside his district, in apparent violation of Senate rules, the Daily News has learned.

NYPD won’t divulge key crime stats 

Tim Covell outside of the 81st Precinct on Brooklyn where his police report for being mugged was changed to lost property.

The New York Civil Liberties Union says the NYPD has refused to hand over crime statistics for a Brooklyn precinct mired in a stats-tampering controversy — and they want a judge to intervene.

Mastermind in ID thefts gets 9 years

The leader of a cunning pickpocket crew that used elaborate disguises to swipe more than $700,000 from banks was sentenced to a minimum of nine years in prison Monday.

Bronx

NYCHA allows churches to continue worshipping at ...

Pastors pray in protest outside city Law Department office last week, before being arrested.

Church groups who worship at housing project community centers are saying a collective “Amen” after the New York City Housing Authority said it would work with pastors who meet on their properties.

Bloomberg cuts ribbon on city’s first Bronx “busin...

In the latest effort to encourage startups, the Bloomberg administration opened its first business incubator in the Bronx on Monday. The Sunshine Bronx Business Incubator, a large space with sleek cub...

Bronx civil juries awarded $80 million in 2011 i...

Bronx juries doled out some hefty plaintiff awards in 2011. The borough's civil juries awarded a total of about $80 million in 50 of the borough's biggest civil court verdicts, according to a...

Queens

City to shutter Rockaway Park charter school

City education officials announced on Monday that they plan to shutter the Peninsula Preparatory Academy Charter School, in Rockaway Park, Queens, seen here when it opened in the fall of 2004. Parents are vowing to fight the closure.

Parents of students at a Rockaway Park charter school are in an uproar after the city announced it plans to close the elementary school in July. Peninsula Preparatory Academy Charter School, which sta...

Theatre 167 explores Jackson Heights at night

The performance group Theatre 167 is debuting a new play called “Jackson Heights 3 AM.” The everyday life of the area, based on interviews with local residents, is portrayed by actors, from left to right, Arlene Chico-Lugo, J.Stephen Brandtley, Rajesh Bose, Flor De Liz Perez, Neal Mayer and Cynthia Bastidas.

Drag queens, rookie cops and prostitutes will all come together in a new play based on what goes on in Jackson Heights after sundown. Writers and actors with the performance group Theatre 167 scoured...

Nurses protest at Flushing Hospital Medical Center

Nurses at a Queens hospital say that management has unfairly pulled the plug on their benefits, forcing them to treat the sick as they face the loss of health insurance themselves. Employees of Flushi...

Uptown

Big Cheese! Inwood serves top pizza

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John Kambouris was able to buy a slice of the American pie with his dough - he put three kids through college and bought a house - working seven days a week.

Papa John's customer: Pizza joint called me 'lady...

Minhee Cho, 24, was shocked when she learned she had been described by a Papa John's employee as 'lady chinky eyes.'

Baby-faced Harlem teens starring in controversial...

The streets of Harlem are being run by baby-faced gun-toting kids who aren't afraid to pull the trigger and leave a bloody trail of bodies in a new independent film that's quickly making the rounds up...

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