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NY Girl Commits Suicide, Sheds Light On Growing Trend Among Latino Youth, Study Finds

A horrific tragedy struck a New York Latino family when their 12-year-old daughter took her own life after relentless bullying by her classmates both online and in real life.
One World Trade Center Spire

One World Trade Center Silver Spire Successfully Installed On Top Of The New York Skyscraper

The rebuilding of the New York City skyline is slowly shaping up. On Friday, a silver spire was successfully installed on top of the One World Trade Center.
Cinco de Mayo Celebration

Cinco De Mayo NYC Events: Eating, Drinking, Pub Crawls, Dancing

New Yorkers are getting ready to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, or the Fifth of May. This holiday commemorates the 1862 victory between Mexicans soldiers vs. a well-equipped French army in the Mexican state of Puebla, which invigorated the Mexican resistance.
Immigration Reform

May 1st Immigration Rally In NYC: Hundreds Demonstrate For Immigration Reform

"We are demanding an immigration reform that is pro-worker and ends deportation, the people of this city need jobs not billions spent in deporting workers" said to Latinos Post Teresa Gutierrez from the May 1st coalition.
NYC Subway commuter

NYC: MTA Expands Subway Cellular and Wireless Service to 30 More Stations

New York subways may run 24 hours, but the service still runs on aging infrastructure. The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Transit Wireless plan on changing that by introducing wireless service to 30 more subway stations Thursday.

Baby Held in Mother's Arms Survives Suicidal Plunge from NYC Apartment

A 44-year-old mother held onto her 10-month-baby boy and jumped from the eight-floor of a New York high rise on Wednesday, miraculously the baby survived the fall.

Planes Collide On Tarmac At John F. Kennedy Airport, No Injuries Reported

A scary scene unfolded at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York Saturday when two planes collided on the tarmac.
Hector "El Macho" Camacho

Hector Camacho's Legendary Chain Pawned By The Boxer's Mother?

Maria Matias, mother of Boxer Hector Camacho confessed to pawning her son's chain in New York.
Henry Kissinger

Kissinger Hospitalized In NYC After Suffering From A Fall In His Home

On Tuesday, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was admitted to a New York City hospital for observation after he suffered from a fall in his home.

Baby Born After Mom and Dad Die in NY Car Crash On Way To Hospital

A married couple who were pregnant and expecting a child died in New York on Sunday after the car they were in was struck by another vehicle. Authorities and family members say doctors managed to save the life of the child.

Pet Food Stamps Now Available for Poverty Stricken Pet Owners

Low income families that need help feeding their beloved pets can now receive pet food in the mail free of charge.
iPhone

NYPD Forms Dedicated Team to Catch iPhone and iPad Thieves

Apple products are not on the cheap end of electronics, so it makes perfect sense that they're a big target when it comes to theft. Both iPhones and iPads are small and portable enough that potential criminals could easily slip away unnoticed with them.
Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez, Style Ambassador For Adidas' NEO Label, Announces Release Of Interactive Look Book

Selena Gomez tweets release of new interactive look book for Adidas' NEO Label.
Juanes

Juanes 'LOUD and Unplugged Tour' - Dates & Locations: Artist Announces Concert Tickets Giveaway On Facebook

10 lucky contestants will win a pair of tickets to Juanes' LOUD and Unplugged U.S. tour.
First Colombian Film Festival NYC

Colombian Film Festival 2013: New York Set to Host the First Festival in March

This March, the Colombian Embassy in Washington and the Colombian Consulate in New York City bring the first ever Colombian Film Festival to Tribeca Cinemas.
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