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New York state suddenly finds an extra $800M

New York state suddenly finds an extra $800M

ALBANY -- State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli announced yesterday that New York took in nearly $800 million more than expected during the first three months of the new fiscal year -- but he warned that storm clouds lay ahead. "Revenue...  Read Full Story

Manhattan

  • Gaul gal key to DSK case

    Gaul gal key to DSK case

    They haven't dropped the DSK case yet. Manhattan prosecutors have asked the writer who accuses Dominique Strauss-Kahn of trying to rape her in France in 2003 if she would testify in the case of a Midtown hotel maid who says the former IMF...  

  • Sewage in the Hudson

    The Hudson River is off-limits to swimmers and kayakers through the weekend after an explosion at a water-treatment plant in upper Manhattan forced the city to...  

Brooklyn

  • Naked ambition

    Naked ambition

    They want Coney Island's next big attraction to be The Full Monty. The American Association for Nude Recreation says "The People's Playground" is one of the top places in America that they'd like to see offer a designated nude beach....  

  • 'Killer' gave Leiby toxic mix of prescription drugs

    'Killer' gave Leiby toxic mix of prescription drugs

    Accused child killer Levi Aron force-fed his 8-year-old victim a toxic cocktail of prescription drugs before smothering him with a bath towel, authorities said yesterday. Leiby Kletzky had several narcotics in his system, including...  

Queens

  • 'Dean of Mean' defends student chores

    'Dean of Mean' defends student chores

    A former St. John's dean insisted that asking needy to students perform personal tasks for scholarship money isn't criminal, but simply a form of work study, according to court papers filed yesterday. Cecilia Chang -- who allegedly had a...  

  • Bike-riding perv's tour de 'pants' in Queens

    A cycling sicko has terrorized the streets of Astoria with a spree of more than two dozen ride-by gropings on women over the past few months. The pedaling...  

Bronx

  • Fire kills squatter

    Fire kills squatter

    A raging fire gutted a three-story Bronx building early yesterday and killed an apparent squatter, authorities said. Flames began tearing through 1991 Morris Ave. in Mount Hope at about 1:45 a.m. Firefighters found the body just before 3 a...  

  • Man in death leap

    An elderly man jumped to his death yesterday from a Bronx building that houses Columbia University's medical school, cops said. The 70-year-old man, whose...  

Staten Island

  • Blood relatives

    Blood relatives

    An ex-con fatally shot a woman over the weekend outside a Staten Island bar -- the exact location where his sister killed a prominent lawyer in a DWI nearly five years ago, authorities said. In Sunday's shooting, Baydr Taylor, 32, blasted...  

  • Caught dead to writes

    Not even the dead can escape moving violations! A bankrupt Staten Island cop was busted yesterday for penning 36 phantom tickets -- even issuing moving...  

Sports

  • Manhattan to play Syracuse in NIT opener

    Steve Masiello did not run out to the nearest Duane Reade to buy out the store's supply of antacid after being informed by The Post that his road...  

  • 'Pops' showing St. John's ropes

    'Pops' showing St. John's ropes

    Malik Stith turned 22 this week but his newbie St. John's teammates have been calling him "Pops" all summer. Stith finds himself in the most remarkable of positions. He has gone from being a player that wasn't wanted to being the player St. John's...  

  • Paralyzed Rutgers player stands in therapy

    Tweet by tweet, Eric LeGrand is making progress in his recovery from a fractured vertebrae suffered while making a tackle against Army on Oct. 16. On...  

  • Bitter St. John's defeat hasn't fazed Rutgers coach

    READING, Pa. -- It has been roughly four months since the Rutgers basketball team's season ended, when the Scarlet Knights were robbed by the referees...  

  • Brush with law ripened Lincoln's rising star

    Brush with law ripened Lincoln's rising star

    READING, Pa. -- Shaquille Davis was very much like the other 700 kids at Albright College for last week's Hoop Group's Elite Session 1. He was looking to catch the eye of a few college basketball coaches, gain Division I interest or a scholarship...  

  • SUNY school continues to grow

    SUNY school continues to grow

    Consider this the first Robbins Nest quiz: Which New York university will send its basketball team to Europe this summer for a five-game exhibition tour to prepare for the 2011-12 season, when it will play one game in the Garden? St. John's?...  

  • Crash survivor has the Wolverines to lean on

    Crash survivor has the Wolverines to lean on

    You hope there's never before been a story like this and pray there never will be another one like it again. It's a story that makes parents walk into their child's room at night just to see the rise and fall of his or her chest. It's a story...  

  • Former Rice star optimistic after tough season at K-State

    Former Rice star optimistic after tough season at K-State

    Curtis Kelly is ready to move forward. He just isn’t sure where that is yet. The former Rice star is coming off a frustrating final season at Kansas State after a stellar junior campaign. He started the year in coach Frank Martin’s doghouse and was...  

  • Former Seton Hall star sees bright future after difficult year

    Former Seton Hall star sees bright future after difficult year

    Jeremy Hazell is completely healthy. It’s something he hasn’t been recently. Former Seton Hall star spent last season battling injury and even a gunshot wound, while trying to be the Pirates leader. Hazell, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard, broke a bone...  

  • Former Tennessee standout eyes overseas opportunity

    Former Tennessee standout eyes overseas opportunity

    The potential for an NBA lockout isn’t getting Brian Williams down. He is more than happy taking his game outside the United States instead of waiting and hoping for a call. “They said the lockout could last over six months,” the former University...  

  • St. John's Hardy still pursuing NBA dream despite draft disappointment

    St. John's Hardy still pursuing NBA dream despite draft disappointment

    The autograph seekers ran immediately over to Dwight Hardy after his game at Hoops in the Sun. During the contest Saturday afternoon, the famed streetball tournament’s announcers Uncle G Stacks and Bobby C expressed their disappointment to the...  

  • Bronx product Walker taken 9th by Bobcats

    Bronx product Walker taken 9th by Bobcats

    CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Charlotte Bobcats have selected the star of this spring’s NCAA tournament, point guard Kemba Walker of Connecticut, with the ninth pick in the NBA Draft. The 6-foot-1 Walker averaged 23.5 points in leading the Huskies to the...  

  • Virginia, S. Carolina advance in CWS

    Virginia ace Danny Hultzen and Tyler Wilson did their part from the start. It took the Cavaliers' offense a lot longer to get going. Finally they...  

  • God'sgift continues journey at St. John's

    God'sgift continues journey at St. John's

    If you were God, you proba bly would carry some sort of identification because, let's face it, there are a lot of doubters out there. So God'sgift Achiuwa, the rugged 6-foot-9 forward from Nigeria who will don a St. John's jersey next season,...  

  • New park ready for College World Series

    New park ready for College World Series

    OMAHA, Neb. -- The College World Series opens at the new TD Ameritrade Park today after 61 years at Rosenblatt Stadium, and coaches are doing all they can to keep their players focused on what happens between the lines. There's a lot of CWS...  

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