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What health-care bill means for New Yorkers

What health-care bill means for New Yorkers

It’s zero hour for the controversial health-care bill, as the Obama administration readies for a vote this week. Democrats spent last week in a frenzy of strategy sessions for the delicate operation of reconciling competing House and...  Read Full Story

Manhattan

  • Bar-beat thug blames victim

    Bar-beat thug blames victim

    She started it. The delusional monster accused of savagely beating a nurse in a Hell's Kitchen bar is outrageously claiming self-defense, telling cops his victim initiated the horrific bathroom brawl that left her hospitalized with numerous...  

  • God is my co-defendant

    God is my co-defendant

    It was an immaculate rejection. A gospel-music exec had a divine reason to cancel a contract with one of her singers -- God told her to. April Washington-Essex, head of Habakkuk Music Inc., didn't option a second CD with gospel singer...  

Brooklyn

  • Gov's big scoop

    Gov's big scoop

    At the groundbreaking for the Nets' new Brooklyn arena yesterday, Gov. Paterson got some closure for what he says was one of the darkest times of his youth -- the Nets' trade of superstar Julius Erving to the Philadelphia 76ers in 1976....  

  • Slower go for 911 response

    Downtown Brooklyn and the Bronx neighborhood around Yankee Stadium saw notably longer response times to "critical" calls in the last three months of 2009,...  

Queens

  • Queens pol steered $500K into empty piece of land

    Queens pol steered $500K into empty piece of land

    This is what your toll money buys -- a bleak, junk-strewn vacant lot on a rundown section of Rockaway Boulevard in Queens. The small strip of land is empty save for a decrepit shed, a beat-up picnic table and a dirty paint can. Yet a local...  

  • Earmark push for the Bells

    Queens politicians have tried to steer $286,000 in taxpayer money this fiscal year to a charity dedicated to preserving the name of Sean Bell. But Nicole...  

Bronx

  • Bx. faces a brutal re'train'ing

    Bx. faces a brutal re'train'ing

    Slow it down, Bronx straphangers. The MTA is shutting down express service on the 5 train in The Bronx for 18 months due to repairs. Starting at the end of March, riders will have to stop at seven more stations between 180th Street near...  

  • Cops: Once-sued driver now kills same victim

    A school safety agent faces a charge of aggravated vehicular homicide for a Bronx car crash that killed one of her passengers -- who had previously sued her...  

Staten Island

  • $3.5M over boob botch

    $3.5M over boob botch

    A Staten Island mom who said her botched boob job left her looking like she had four breasts was awarded $3.5 million for pain and suffering yesterday. "I hope this will give other women in the same position the courage to come forward,"...  

  • Robbery suspect who escaped from Staten Island courthouse recaptured

    New York City police say they have recaptured a robbery suspect who escaped from a Staten Island courthouse by posing as another prisoner. Authorities say...  

Sports

  • Boys basketball playoff schedule/results

    Check out the boys basketball playoff schedule. CHSAA CLASS AA Feb. 22 -- Brooklyn/Queens Diocesan quarterfinals @ St. Francis Prep (PREVIEW)...   3:51 AM

  • Girls basketball playoff schedule/results

    Check out the girls basketball playoff schedule. CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens Division I Feb. 23 – Quarterfinals @ St. Francis Prep Archbishop...   2:36 AM

  • Hunt dedicates title to mother's memory

    Hunt dedicates title to mother's memory

    Since Terrel Hunt’s mother Katrina died from ovarian cancer on Jan. 31, the Christ the King boys basketball team dedicated its championship run to her memory. “After she passed away they said the whole season is for your mom, we’re going to the...   12:56 AM

  • Pinkston, Loughlin fall short in championship bid

    Pinkston, Loughlin fall short in championship bid

    He had just scored a game-high 34 points in the CHSAA Class AA intersectional title game, an instant classic that went three overtimes. Jayvaughn Pinkston ended his storied high school career on a bang, but he did so without a ring. “This was the...   12:54 AM

  • Oden, Michel play key roles in CK's state title victory

    Oden, Michel play key roles in CK's state title victory

    In the biggest, most stressful game of her high school career Nia Oden was her calmest and best. “I was very relaxed this game,” she said. “I wasn’t nervous at all.” The junior forward was the epitome of Christ the King’s success. She let the...   1:30 AM

  • 'Disappointed' St. Mike's eyes next season

    'Disappointed' St. Mike's eyes next season

    One by one, St. Michael Academy players left the locker room with dejected looks on their faces. At this time last year, the Eagles were celebrating their first CHSAA Class AA state title. Now? They fell just one game short. St. Mike’s lost to...   12:16 AM

  • Live blog recap: CHSAA Class AA intersectional championship

    Live blog recap: CHSAA Class AA intersectional championship

    The CHSAA Class AA intersectional final between Christ the King and Bishop Loughlin was an instant classic and will be remembered for years to come by anyone lucky enough to be at Rose Hill Gym on Sunday. The Royals won the crown in three overtimes...   1:56 AM

  • Live blog recap: CHSAA Class AA girls state final

    Live blog recap: CHSAA Class AA girls state final

    Christ the King is back in Glens Falls. The Royals beat St. Michael Academy in a physical, 61-48 war Sunday afternoon at Cardinal Spellman in The Bronx to win their record 26th CHSAA state title. Nia Oden led the way with 19 points, while Jennifer...   2:03 AM

  • Supporting cast carries South Bronx into first hoops final

    Supporting cast carries South Bronx into first hoops final

    Doug Porter never thought twice. The moment the whistle blew and the referee put up three fingers, signaling the second foul on South Bronx star Dashawn Joyner just 3:28 into the PSAL Class A semifinal, Porter called his point guard over to the...   3:37 AM

  • Jones takes cue from coach and guides Bedford into 'A' final

    Jones takes cue from coach and guides Bedford into 'A' final

    When Robert Phelps took over the boys basketball program at Bedford Academy this fall, Brent Jones began looking into his past achievements. The senior guard was floored when he learned Phelps led the city in scoring at Nazareth (he is 11th all...   3:37 AM

  • Bigger isn't better: Undersized QHST take down defending champs

    Bigger isn't better: Undersized QHST take down defending champs

    Queens High School of Teaching already had a chip on its shoulder when it was given the third seed despite an undefeated season. The Tigers also felt they were unfairly cast as the underdog entering their semifinal matchup with Brooklyn College...   3:24 AM

  • Construction near completion: Red Hawks reach 'B' final in program's fourth year

    Like a building before it has been developed, High School For Construction’s basketball program began with nothing more than a foundation. The roster...   3:24 AM

  • PSAL Class A girls basketball semis roundup: Wings soars past West 50th

    PSAL Class A girls basketball semis roundup: Wings soars past West 50th

    If it’s Wings Academy versus The World, put a mark in the win column for the girls from The Bronx. The third-seeded Lady Wings defeated No. 3 West 50th Street Campus, 55-38, in the PSAL Class A girls basketball semifinals Sunday at Hunter College...   2:00 AM

  • 'Mama James,' Cinderella Eagles fly into finals

    It had to be a mistake. Academy of American Studies star Crystal James had four fouls, but coach Juan Faya was putting her back in the game with two...  

  • McDonough's seven 3s lead Goldstein into 'B' finals

    Brittany McDonough absolutely struggled with her jump shot Wednesday night in the quarterfinals. She couldn’t buy a 3-pointer until the fourth quarter....   12:16 AM

  • Christ the King, Bishop Loughlin battle for CHSAA supremacy

    Christ the King, Bishop Loughlin battle for CHSAA supremacy

    Disappointment etched across his face after a loss to archrival Christ the King in the Brooklyn/Queens Diocesan title game two weeks ago, Bishop Loughlin senior Jayvaughn Pinkston made it clear that he wanted another shot at the Royals. That...  

  • O'Neill, St. Mike's rally to top Ford in CHSAA state semis

    O'Neill, St. Mike's rally to top Ford in CHSAA state semis

    Jennifer O’Neill hobbled her way across the court to the trainer’s office at Christ the King. The McDonald’s All-American guard had turned her right ankle. She was forced to watch her St. Michael Academy girls basketball team let Bishop Ford build a...  

  • Christ the King trounces St. Peter's, rolls into CHSAA state final

    Christ the King trounces St. Peter's, rolls into CHSAA state final

    Christ the King sophomore Sarah Shanderson made up a special graphic prior to the CHSAA state playoffs to remind her teammates of the task ahead. In yellow numbers and red and yellow letters it reads "3-3-3, three games, three days, three courts" --...  

  • An in-depth look at the Bishop Loughlin Lions

    An in-depth look at the Bishop Loughlin Lions

    CHSAA boys basketball beat writer Dylan Butler breaks down the Christ the King Royals in advance of Sunday’s Class AA intersectional championship game at Fordham University’s Rose Hill Gym in The Bronx. Bishop Loughlin Nickname: Lions Head...  

  • An in-depth look at the Christ the King Royals

    An in-depth look at the Christ the King Royals

    CHSAA boys basketball beat writer Dylan Butler breaks down the Christ the King Royals in advance of Sunday’s Class AA intersectional championship game at Fordham University’s Rose Hill Gym in The Bronx. Christ the King Nickname: Royals Head...  

  • West Virginia's Butler serves up yet another winner

    West Virginia's Butler serves up yet another winner

    Everyone inside the Garden, everyone in the state of West Virginia, everyone rooting as hard for Georgetown as Spike Lee knew the ball was going to Da'Sean Butler. Only Jerry West and Hot Rod Hundley have scored more points in their Morgantown...  

  • Beat Huskies? No 'Conn' do

    Beat Huskies? No 'Conn' do

    The Connecticut Lady Huskies are so good, their two-season run of dominance so complete, that the result of the NCAA Tournament appears to be a formality this year -- with none of the other elite teams having much of a chance to win the national...  

  • Georgetown's Wright made wrong move at end

    Georgetown's Chris Wright went toe-to-toe with West Virginia's Da'Sean Butler down the stretch of last night's championship game of the Big East...  

  • West Virginia wins first Big East title, beats Georgetown, 60-58

    West Virginia wins first Big East title, beats Georgetown, 60-58

    Da'Sean Butler's second game-winner in three days gave West Virginia its first Big East championship. The senior guard, who banked in a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give West Virginia a quarterfinal win, scored in the lane with 4.2 seconds left and...  

  • Documentary captures essence of Hurley’s kingdom

    Bob Hurley is like any other veteran in the basketball profession — high school, college or pro — in that he’s a surefire master of coachspeak. He’s...  

  • WVU a good bye

    The double bye has been tossed around in discussions at the Garden this week about as often as Jose Reyes' thyroid issue. Coaches, fans, scribes...  

  • Old Guard thankfully represented in final

    The old guard smiles today. Looie, Rollie, Big John -- men who valued relationships -- will watch tonight when Georgetown goes for its record eighth...  

  • WVU, loaded with locals, gets shot at 1st league title

    There are fewer places more disparate than midtown and Morgantown, with the former's skyscrapers the size of the latter's mountains. But with four...  

  • Goin' to 'Town: Hoyas crush Marquette, reach final

    Goin' to 'Town: Hoyas crush Marquette, reach final

    A friend of Georgetown coach John Thompson III sought him out Thursday afternoon with some advice. "There's nothing better than Friday night in New York City, other than Saturday night in New York City," the friend told him. The Hoyas will...  

  • Kansas turns away Aggies to reach Big 12 final

    Xavier Henry scored 11 points in a stunning 21-2 run that broke a tight game wide open and carried No. 1 Kansas (31-2) past No. 23 Texas A&M, 79-66, in...  

  • Evan's 37-footer beats buzzer, bails out Buckeyes

    INDIANAPOLIS -- Evan Turner's accuracy was off, and the player widely regarded as one of the nation's best was becoming visibly frustrated in the final...  

  • Syracuse says Onuaku could practice Monday

    Syracuse says Onuaku could practice Monday

    Syracuse center Arinze Onuaku, injured in a Big East quarterfinal loss to Georgetown on Thursday, is expected back at practice Monday, according to a statement released by the university. Syracuse.com revealed the statement today: "Arinze Onuaku...  

  • Columbia's Lomax named Ivy League women's player of year

    Judie Lomax has left an indelible mark at Columbia in two years at the school. She became the school’s first Ivy League player of the year Thursday,...  

  • Go to 'Town with this Big East pick

    There will be a decent atmosphere, certainly. There will be a buzz. There will be plenty of drama. After all, it's still the Big East Tournament...  

  • Marquette buzzes past Villanova in upset

    Joseph Fulce is accustomed to having an authoritative figure in his face. Before the junior forward arrived at Marquette, he spent a season at...  

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