It was a sea of green, kilts and bagpipes on 5th Avenue as big crowds gathered under a warm sun for the city's 251st annual Saint Patrick's Day Parade.
It was a sea of green, kilts and bagpipes on 5th Avenue as big crowds gathered under a warm sun for the city's 251st annual Saint Patrick's Day Parade.
The Saint Patrick's Day Parade's Executive Secretary, Hilary Beirne, and Chair, John Dunleavy, give a preview of the 251st parade on New York Nightly News.
The Saint Patrick's Day Parade's Executive Secretary, Hilary Beirne, and Chair, John Dunleavy, give a preview of the 251st parade on New York Nightly News.
NY has been celebrating St. Patrick's Day since 1762. Doctor Maureen Murphy, Professor of Curriculum and Teaching for the School of Education at Brooklyn College, tells us NY's role in
NY has been celebrating St. Patrick's Day since 1762. Doctor Maureen Murphy, Professor of Curriculum and Teaching for the School of Education at Brooklyn College, tells us NY's role in
Francis X. Comerford, chief revenue officer for NBC-owned television stations, will lead the 251st St. Patrick's Day Parade up Fifth Avenue on Saturday, March 17, the parade committee announced Tuesday.
Francis X. Comerford, chief revenue officer for NBC-owned television stations, will lead the 251st St. Patrick's Day Parade up Fifth Avenue on Saturday, March 17, the parade committee announced Tuesday.
Decked in green, thousands of people turned out for New York City's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Thursday. The parade Parade Marks 250 Years moved down Fifth Avenue with best-selling author...
The muggy air that has smothered the tri-state area for the last several days began to move out late Thursday morning, and meteorologists say it will be followed by a cold front that will bring several...
Anthony Weiner kicked off his mayoral campaign Thursday by greeting commuters at a subway station in Harlem, and said he knows he has a lot of work to do.
An NJ Transit worker at a midtown bus lot has been suspended after NBC 4 New York captured footage of a drunk man directing traffic there, who said he was being paid by the worker to perform the duty.
Authorities say two New York City men and a New Jersey man kidnapped another man off a Queens street in broad daylight and held him for over a month, demanding $3 million from his family in Ecuador as ransom.