New York Daily News

A cash-strapped Catholic school in Forest Hills scored a heavenly sum by recently renting its basement to a movie production with "Crossing Jordan" star Jill Hennessy and "ER" hunk Ron Eldard. Full Story »

New York has the nation's worst GED pass rate, falling below even Alabama and Mississippi - and it's the city that's dragging the state down. Full Story »

A New York Post editor sacked after complaining that a cartoon likened President Obama to a monkey sued the paper on Monday, claiming rampant racism and sexism in the newsroom. Full Story »

Move over, motorists. More New Yorkers than ever are choosing the bike lane over the car lane on their commutes, according to a new report. Full Story »

Where to go to get into a GED prep program or to find out where to take the test. Full Story »

WEEKEND SWINE flu vaccine clinics for middle and high school students will be open to everyone who needs the drug, the city Health Department said yesterday. Full Story »

For years, Veterans Day was the holiday people forgot to remember. Expect a lot more from Wednesday's parade - a red, white and blue extravaganza billed as the nation's largest, with local hero (and Navy veteran) Tony Curtis as grand marshal. Full Story »

First, the Yankees cleaned up on the Phillies - now Bette Midler wants the world champs to pick up the tab to clean 2 miles of a dirty Bronx highway outside their shiny new Stadium. Full Story »

Extending from the Aqueduct Racetrack to the Van Wyck Expressway, this neighborhood with its large Caribbean and Bangladeshi populations boasts a wide variety of influences on its culture and food. Full Story »

Could Mayor Bloomberg put the kibosh on the living wage proposal for the Kingsbridge Armory mall?. Full Story »

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All city parking rules are in effect today. Full Story »

It was two days before the election and Queens Democrats had gathered around their 19th District City Council candidate Kevin Kim for a rally at the Bay Terrace Shopping Center. Full Story »

Surrounded by Victorian mansions, flower-lined streets and home to a diverse community, Ditmas Park is a peaceful place to live. Full Story »

It's either been a lonely or very exclusive three years for the occupants of 10 apartments in this fancy high-rise Bronx condo. Full Story »

A Bay Ridge man has been pleading for years with the city to remove a ginkgo tree from in front of his home, because he's sick and tired of cleaning up the smelly, messy fruit it drops on the sidewalk. Full Story »

Norwood's 204th St. and Bainbridge Ave. shopping strip was hard hit last week by a fire that ripped through a row of 14 businesses. Full Story »

Despite a renewed public demand for a bicycle lane on Queens Blvd., records obtained by the Queens News show the city has not even evaluated a bikeway in recent years for the borough's main east-west thoroughfare. Full Story »

Craaaaaaack! That was the sound you heard last week coming from inside the polished head of the man that Rudy Giuliani once anointed commissioner of the city's jails. Full Story »

City officials have rolled up their sleeves to help merchants who lost their businesses in two separate commercial strip fires late last month. Full Story »

Something is rotten in Brooklyn. Long Island College Hospital remains in critical condition. A smelly political back room merger of LICH with SUNY Downstate Medical Center is imminent, unless state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo steps in. Full Story »

He was a witness to tragedy - and it's left him shaken. A photographer trapped in the same stalled Williamsburg elevator with doomed drummer Gerhardt "Jerry" Fuchs recalled yesterday watching the man plunge to his death. Full Story »

Fighting back tears, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn urged the state Senate Monday to "stand up" and pass the same-sex marriage bill to prove "all New York Families are equal.". Full Story »

Disciplinary actions against bus drivers caught texting or talking on cell phones have soared nearly 60% this year, NYC Transit says. Full Story »

Authorities say an emergency dispatcher's keystroke error sent fire trucks toward the wrong address during a blaze that killed three people in Queens. Full Story »