ACS Sees First Prosecution Of Case Workers In NYC
Former workers Chereece Bell and Damon Adams were charged with criminally negligent homicide.
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Former workers Chereece Bell and Damon Adams were charged with criminally negligent homicide.
It's as secure and guaranteed an investment as you can make this year. We're talking Derek Jeter memorabilia.
One of the 33 Chilean miners whose dramatic rescue was broadcast worldwide is touring the U.S. to call attention to the suffering of earthquake victims.
Anselmo Genovese faces charges related to his role as a project manager for New York-based 160 Broadway Concrete. The subcontractor was working on the high-rise construction project at 77 Hudson Street in Jersey City.
Rain, sleet, snow and ice are pairing with thunder and lightning causing areas roadways to become icy and treacherous.
Months after a Brooklyn mother (pictured) was indicted in the death of her emaciated 4-year-old daughter two former child welfare workers have been charged with criminally negligent homicide and official misconduct.
Days before one of New York's toughest-ever state budgets is due, protests over education and social services cuts persisted and the governor warned that the government could shut down.
The offer from Joshua Komisarjevsky came a week before the start of jury selection for his trial that could lead to the death penalty.
Elizabeth Taylor, the violet-eyed film goddess whose sultry screen persona, stormy personal life and enduring fame and glamour made her one of the last of the old-fashioned movie stars and a template for the modern celebrity, died Wednesday at age 79.
A Staten Island teenager has been charged with sexually abusing an 8-year-old autistic boy while working as a counselor at a summer day camp in 2008.
Andrew Finkelstein, the attorney for 74-year-old Yuke Cho Lo said his client was "seeking significant damages" after sustaining a head injury and having multiple surgeries.
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn said in a statement that "Ed Koch was the bridge that brought New York City back from the brink of bankruptcy."
Authorities said the man enters each of the locations, displays a handgun and removes cash from the register before fleeing.
After 60,000 complaints nationwide - 1,600 victims in New Jersey - state and federal officials are rolling out a national campaign to talk about a booming scam targeting seniors.
The day after Tina Adovasio, a Bronx mother of four, was laid to rest, her husband, former NYPD officer Edwin Coello, was arraigned.
