New York City

The firm was forced in December 2008 to slash 16,000 jobs worldwide after the global financial crisis
Sony on Thursday said it would cut about 10,000 jobs in the fiscal year ending in March 2013
Protesters gather in support of Trayvon Martin at a demonstration on April 10, in New York
Protesters gather in support of Trayvon Martin at a demonstration on April 10, in New York
Protesters gather in support of Trayvon Martin at a demonstration on April 10, in New York
Protesters gather in support of Trayvon Martin at a demonstration on April 10, in New York
US stocks tumbled Monday after last week's disappointing jobs report showed a hiring slump
Tdustrial Average dived 134.26 points (1.03 percent) to 12,925.88
Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks celebrates his game winning three pointer
Pedestrians walk past the Nasdaq stock market at Times Square in New York City in March
Cancer awareness groups provide support for those diagnosed cancer who are at higher risk of suicide
Nissan has been chosen to replace all 13,000 New York taxis with its modified commercial vans
One World Trade Center under construction in January
Synthetic marijuana, which is sold openly in shops and gives smokers a high, was banned Thursday across New York
The US economy grew at an annual rate of 3.0 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011
People sit in a hallway during a job fair for military veterans and spouses in New York City
The US economy grew at an annual rate of 3.0 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011
Anthony also had six assists and five rebounds,
Two new poems will be displayed every three months on posters in the New York City subway
Occupy Wall Street protesters demonstrate in Union Square

Frenzied US shoppers swarm stores on 'Black Friday'

Frenzied consumers across the United States swarmed stores early Friday snapping up deals and kicking off the holiday shopping season with what businesses hoped would be a bang.
 

Storm gives New Yorkers new family -- each other

Thanksgiving is America's family holiday, but for New York's victims of superstorm Sandy, family this year got bigger, with total strangers arriving to ensure that even the neediest got turkey, apple pie and lashings of love.
 

Lesbian holds strong lead in New York mayor poll

New York's city council speaker retains a strong lead ahead of next year's election to replace Mayor Michael Bloomberg -- and to become the Big Apple's first lesbian mayor, a poll Wednesday found.
 

New Yorkers love Bloomberg - and Chris Christie

Three of four New Yorkers think Mayor Michael Bloomberg is doing a good job on the heels of deadly superstorm Sandy, but they are even bigger fans of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a new poll released Tuesday found.
 

Hundreds of NY homes to be razed after Sandy

Hundreds of New York City homes deemed to be safety hazards after superstorm Sandy will be razed in a vast operation the office of Mayor Michael Bloomberg describes as "unprecedented."
 

Hundreds of NY homes to be razed after superstorm Sandy

Hundreds of New York City homes deemed to be safety hazards after superstorm Sandy will be razed, in a vast operation described by the mayor's office as "unprecedented."
 

New York bomb plotter gets life in prison

A US court sentenced a New York man to life in prison Friday for plotting to turn himself into a suicide bomb in the city's subway as revenge for American attacks in Afghanistan.
 

US power grid vulnerable to terrorist attack: study

The US power grid is susceptible to terrorists and could take weeks or even months to repair if attacked, a study warns.
 

Obama praises 'tough' New York after storm

US President Barack Obama praised New York's toughness on a visit Thursday to neighborhoods worst-hit by superstorm Sandy and appointed an official to coordinate the rebuilding effort.
 

Obama to tour storm-hit parts of New York: official

President Barack Obama travels to New York Thursday for a firsthand look at the damage left by superstorm Sandy and to meet with families recovering from the disaster, a White House official said.
 

Life's no beach for seaside victims of Sandy

Eat, warm up, clean up: more than two weeks after superstorm Sandy, thousands of people in a remote New York City beach community are struggling just for the basics.
 

Under-fire utility boss resigns after storm Sandy

The chief of a New York utility that came under fire from customers and the state governor for its slow restoration of power following superstorm Sandy is resigning.
 

New Jersey ends gasoline rationing

Rationing ended Tuesday for New Jersey drivers seeking to buy gasoline, as shortages caused by superstorm Sandy finally receded.
 

New York governor seeks $30 bn in aid after Sandy

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo asked the US federal government for $30 billion in aid to help his state recover from the devastation left by superstorm Sandy.
 

Gay Icon Cyndi Lauper's Reality Series Premieres In January

Cabler WE tv's Cyndi Lauper reality series premieres Saturday, January 12. Cabler WE tv's Cyndi Lauper reality series premieres Saturday, January 12. Producers of Cyndi Lauper: Still So Unusual promise a behind the scenes look at Lauper's personal life. ?Each 30-minute episode gives viewers an all-access pass into the personal and professional life of one of pop culture's most beloved and influential icons as she juggles her many roles, including rock star, mother, wife, Broadway composer, New York Times best-selling author and philanthropist,? the network said in a press release. ?Considering Cyndi's hectic schedule, her family life with her husband of 20 years, actor David Thornton (My Sister's Keeper, The Notebook), and the couple's 14-year-old son, Declyn, plays a role throughout the series as Cyndi struggles with the same issues all working mothers deal with: splitting time between work and family and giving adequate attention to both.? Last year, Lauper, a vocal supporter of gay
 

Ryan Murphy's 'Normal Heart' Headed To HBO

Plans for the film adaption of 'The Normal Heart' include turning it into a made for televison movie. Plans for the film adaption of The Normal Heart include turning it into a made-for-televison movie. According to BroadwayWorld.com, the film won't be shown at the multiplex. Instead it will be an HBO television production with an estimated budget of $15 million. As previously reported, Mark Ruffalo ? a co-star of the 2010 lesbian moms flick The Kids Are Alright ? will tackle his first gay role playing Ned Weeks, the hero of Larry Kramer's Tony-winning play about the early days of the AIDS pandemic. Director Ryan Murphy, the creator of Fox's Glee and FX's Nip/Tuck and American Horror Story, has reportedly cast Julia Roberts as Dr. Emma Brookner, the only doctor in New York City taking the disease seriously, and Alec Baldwin as Ben Weeks, a lawyer and Ned Weeks' brother. Big Bang Theory co-star Jim Parsons will reprise his Broadway role of AIDS activist Tommy Boatwright. White Collar sta
 

New York governor seeks $30 bn in aid after Sandy

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo asked the US federal government for $30 billion in aid Monday to help his state recover from the devastation left by superstorm Sandy.
 

Doctors Without Borders on first US mission

The group Doctors Without Borders has aided victims of war and disease in countries like Sudan, Haiti and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
 

New York tries out fuel rationing, power returns

New York City began its first day of fuel rationing Friday but there was relief for tens of thousands of people who got back electricity disrupted during superstorm Sandy.
 

Obama to visit New York to review storm recovery

President Barack Obama will travel to New York next week to view the damage caused by superstorm Sandy and meet victims of the disaster, the White House said Friday.