Listen up NY drivers... Every one of you and your passengers better make sure you're buckled up.

NY City and NY State police will be running a two-week crackdown on seat-belts starting Monday and running through June 3.

New York State Police will join around 400 local law enforcement agencies statewide to enforce the seat-belt law.

This legislation clearly states that all people in a vehicle's front seats have to wear seat-belts. So do all children under 16 years old, no matter what seat they're in. All children under 8 years old must be in an appropriate child restraint system.

Bronx pride was on display today as thousands of Bronx Week celebrants ended this annual festive event this afternoon with their colorful and eclectic parade, which as usual showcased the very best The Bronx.

City Island Images was there as thousands of spectators lined up along Mosholu Parkway to see over 100 marching bands, community groups, sports teams, civic organizations and performers entertain the crowds.

Participants the food and arts festival, which featured area restaurants, health screenings and information services.

62 year old Robin Gibb Bee has died following a lengthy battle with cancer.

The British born British-born Gibb's musical career began when he formed the Bee Gees with his brothers Barry and Maurice back in 1958.

Out of the four brothers, only Barry has managed to survive. The Bee Gees are among the largest-selling groups of all time with hits spanning over six decades including favorites like: Stayin' Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, Massachusetts, Night Fever and Tragedy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1_DdIxfpIU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao_CFQboSFU

Can members of US Congress get anything done during this election year? Some observers may say probably not, if their past record is any indication.

OBAMA: If you have shown little talent for leadership and wasted years dealing with Congress, you may not get a do-over. Then you're outta the Oval, and that new president gets his four years. But if this happens, then what do we have to look forward to?

This Week in History, May 20 - May 26

May 20, 1873
Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis receive patent for blue jeans. San Francisco businessman Levi Strauss and Reno, Nevada, tailor Jacob Davis are given a patent to create work pants reinforced with metal rivets, marking the birth of one of the world's most famous garments: blue jeans.

LOCKERBIE BOMBER FINALLY DEAD. Colon Cancer Diagnose.

CHEN & FAMILY IN US. Chinese Face-saving Decision.

MARK & CHRISTINE WED. Their Longtime Partners.

I'LL HAVE ANOTHER. Triple Crown Bound?

SOLAR ECLIPSE. Visible Today.

The UN Security Council today imposed a travel ban against five military officers who seized power from the civilian government in Guinea-Bissau and urged Member States to ensure that the sanctioned individuals do not enter or transit through their territories.

CHEN STUDIES IN US. Expected To Arrive At Liberty Airport.

LIFTOFF SCRUBBED. Countdown Aborted Last Moment.

NATO TERROR CONSPIRACY. 3 Protesters Charged.

G8 MEETING'S FOCUS. European Financial Crisis.

JOURNALIST KIDNAPPED. Killed Northern Mexico.

Hundreds of thousands of bike commuters hit the streets of New York City this morning in celebration of National Bike to Work Day. Transportation Alternatives staff and volunteers welcomed commuters from all five boroughs with breakfast snacks and free goodies.

Bike to Work Day is T.A.’s top membership drive -- and today over 300 New Yorkers joined the movement for better biking, walking and public transit. If you weren’t able to join, it’s not too late to become a member and get your FREE set of front and rear bike lights.

Act now -- this offer expires at midnight.