New York Daily News

Two female Romance language instructors were tossed out of their Brooklyn high school after being caught "undressed" in an empty classroom, sources told the Daily News Tuesday. Full Story »

City officials are launching an ad campaign as part of a crackdown on illegal sales of realistic-looking toy guns. Full Story »

Hardly the Crossroads of the World in those days, Long Acre Square at Broadway and 42nd was chiefly home to William K. Vanderbilt's American Horse Exchange - stables, to put it another way - and the Tenderloin's assorted lower refinements. Full Story »

On the day she was due to give birth to her first child, Niasha Delain was stabbed to death in her South Ozone Park apartment. Full Story »

Fork over that Fendi. The city confiscated $1 million in counterfeit handbags and other faux goods in Chinatown on Tuesday, angering bargain-hunters. Full Story »

Days after a nasty feud erupted into barnyard epithets, Mayor Bloomberg and Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau were all smiles Tuesday night at a Chanukah party. Full Story »

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

Queens Assemblyman Jose Peralta landed more than $500,000 in taxpayer money for a nonprofit that never filed federal tax records, has no employees and has been inactive for more than two years. Full Story »

Fit New Yorkers: the mayor wants you to step up and help shape up your flabbier neighbors. The city is looking to recruit 100 volunteers to teach yoga, Pilates , aerobics and other exercise classes to get sluggish New Yorkers in shape. Full Story »

$3.49 for a head of Romaine? That's a lot of cabbage for some lettuce. Thanks to a cold snap in California, lettuce prices have exploded in the last month. Tomato prices have jumped too - 300% in some cases. Full Story »

For home health-care aide and mother of three Shameka Butts, making ends meet has long been a constant battle. Full Story »

National math scores for city fourth- and eighth-graders showed little improvement since 2007, in stark contrast to massive gains on state tests over the same period. Full Story »

Council Speaker Christine Quinn isn't sweating a challenge from sharp-tongued Brooklyn Councilman Charles Barron. Full Story »

Mayor Bloomberg declared a truce in his "secret accounts" war with Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau on Monday - but implied he may go after the prosecutor's budget. Full Story »

An intense rivalry among three academies that make up an Astoria middle school resulted in the donation of almost 15 tons of food - the most ever by a school in the Daily News-City Harvest food drive. Full Story »

The feds filed suit Monday against a family-run fishmonger in Brooklyn charging bosses with racially and sexually harassing male employees - and even jabbing workers in the buttocks with fish hooks. Full Story »

Two brothers want to yank their dad out of his final resting place - and move him far away from the wife he is accused of tormenting in her dying days. Full Story »

A Bedford-Stuyvesant community organization that encourages minority teens and young women to pursue careers in computer science and new media lost nearly $10,000 worth of equipment in a burglary at its headquarters last week. Full Story »

The new Mount Hope Community Center faces one last hurdle to open - and it's only three-eighths of an inch. Full Story »

Furious over the city's decision to remove their Brooklyn bike lane, a band of bicyclists took matters into their own hands - and painted a new one. Full Story »

The son of "two working stiffs from Brooklyn" was elected president of the Transit Workers Union on Monday. Full Story »

An MTA whistleblower who helped expose track workers sitting around idle for hours every day claims he was shoved off a Brooklyn platform onto a live railway. Full Story »

A bill to legalize gay marriage cleared the state Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday, paving the way for a full Senate vote Thursday. Monday night's committee vote, after about seven hours of debate, was 7-6. Full Story »

The small cluster of shops along Mosholu and Tyndall Aves. in North Riverdale is offering great discounts as we gear up for the holidays. Full Story »

With quiet streets, plenty of shopping and a family-friendly vibe, Cobble Hill is a fabulous place to live. If this is your home, or you want to move there, here are some cheap neighborhood staples. Full Story »