Confetti rain as New Yorkers celebrate Super Bowl
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Confetti rained down on a sea of New York Giants blue on Tuesday as fans celebrated the team's surprising Super Bowl victory with a parade up New York City's fabled "Canyon of Heroes."
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A record 97.5 million Americans tuned  in to Sunday's upset victory by the New York Giants over the  New England Patriots, marking the biggest TV audience in Super  Bowl history and the second most-watched U.S. telecast ever.
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More than 50,000 people packed the  RCA Dome on Monday to cheer the Indianapolis Colts as the Super  Bowl winners brought home the city's first major professional  sports championship in more than 30 years.
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New York's most famous New Year's tradition celebrates its 100th birthday Monday, as organizers of the Times Square ball drop have given the crystal globe an environmental makeover.
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Three silver Super Bowl trophies and one famous gray sweat shirt worn by the mastermind who won them all took a championship ride through the streets of Boston on Tuesday, passing thousands of screaming fans giddy over their New England Patriots.
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Red Sox fans poured into the streets to celebrate their team&#39;s victory over the New York Yankees, at times causing headaches for police when some of the jubilation turned destructive.
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The corner of Broadway and Wall Street turned into party central for legions of Giants fans.
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So far this winter, the biggest snowflake in New York City was the giant decorative one hanging at 57th Street and Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
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Thousands of people took to New Orleans' streets as Mardi Gras celebrations brightened a city still struggling to rebuild from the ravages of Hurricane Katrina.
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A century after the first New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square, hundreds of thousands of revelers were returning to the "crossroads of the world" on Friday night to celebrate the start of 2005.
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Readers sound off on the Giantsâ Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots.
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Giants defensive end Michael Strahan fires up his teammates and throngs of jubilant fans at a rally in New York to celebrate the team's Super Bowl victory.
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A bright symbol of the holiday burst to life in Rockefeller Center Tuesday night as Mayor Michael Bloomberg and three Olympians turned on the 30,000 lights decorating the center's famed Christmas tree.
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The city's dominance in football, baseball, and basketball has fans in a rare feel-good mood.
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NEW YORK -- What a difference a year makes. If last year's Super Bowl ads were fueled by gross humor, this year's are running on nostalgia and cute cartoon characters.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a potential independent presidential candidate who is seeking to broaden his national appeal, is heading to the Super Bowl this weekend to cheer the New York Giants.
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With their grill fired up and the hot dog buns toasting nicely, the Crosby and Pratt families celebrated the Patriots' third Super Bowl win in four years with a true football fan's tribute: a tailgate in the Gillette Stadium parking lot.