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Elementary School Math Scores On The Rise Citywide

Math scores in New York City and state elementary schools are on the rise, but middle schools have not fared as well, according to test results released Thursday by the Board of Regents.

Poll: New Yorkers Give City Public Schools Poor Grades

A new poll released Thursday shows New York City voters may not be happy with the overall quality of public schools, but they aren't blaming Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Controversial Freedom Center Fights To Stay At WTC Site

The controversial International Freedom Center, at risk of being kicked out of the World Trade Center site over concerns it doesn't focus enough on 9/11, plans to issue a report today on why it should be allowed to stay.

Jet Blue Passengers Who Made Emergency Landing Arrive Back In NYC

Passengers who endured an emergency landing in Los Angeles last night after the landing gear on the Jet Blue plane they were traveling on malfunctioned have finally arrived back in New York City.

Hit-And-Run Driver Injures Road Crew On Staten Island

Police on Staten Island are hunting for a hit-and-run driver who mowed through a construction site early Thursday morning, injuring several workers.

Four Years After Bitter Battle, Green Endorses Ferrer For Mayor

In yet another sign of Democratic party unity, mayoral candidate Fernando Ferrer has received an endorsement from former rival Mark Green.

New Subway Command Center Suffers A Meltdown

A major meltdown at the city's brand new subway command center has trains operating off the backup facility in Brooklyn for now, but transit