Connecticut Cracking Down On Cell Phone Drivers
It might surprise out-of-staters, but the law has been on the books for six years in Connecticut.
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It might surprise out-of-staters, but the law has been on the books for six years in Connecticut.
Kisha Curtis was charged with four counts of animal cruelty. The 28-year-old could face up to six months in jail, a $1,000 fine or community service if convicted.
Nationwide broadband emergency communications is the ultimate goal of first responders, says James Dowd, of the NYPD communications division.
Budget officer David Rosen told the Senate Budget Committee on Monday that revenue was projected to grow by $1.1 billion due to the improving economy.
Senator Chuck Schumer was urging state and federal highway regulators to come up with safety enhancements following the death last month of a Nassau County highway patrolman.
Police are looking for two armed suspects who allegedly attacked a man after forcing their way inside a Valley Stream home early Monday.
In the Pascack Valley Regional High School District in northern New Jersey, teachers don't say "Open your textbook." They say, "Open your laptop."
The current cell tower, resembling a flag pole, would give way to a taller one adorned with fake evergreen.
Dozens of Wantagh homeowners will be taking to the street to protest a planned cabaret in their neighborhood.
Anderson Alexander had sued the city, claiming he accidentally shot himself in 2002 while leaning back in a faulty chair in Brooklyn's 73rd Precinct. He retired from the force after undergoing several surgeries.
Six New York breweries and several other local businesses will join forces Monday night to host an event to benefit a brewery in Japan.
As planners lament the lack of space for new runways in a region plagued by air delays, Floyd Bennett's wide, inviting runways sits just across Jamaica Bay, opening a few times a year for special flights.
The EPA issued a statement saying "these detections were expected and the levels detected are far below levels of public-health concern."
At the annual Inner Circle charity dinner Saturday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's arrival on stage was gripped by technical difficulties. While being lowered to the stage in a harness, Bloomberg got stuck.
Business cards advertising prostitution are showing up across Queens, and local officials are not happy about it.
