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Investigators are awaiting toxicology results on William Parisio to determine whether he had been under the influence of bath salts when he allegedly beat his long-time girlfriend to death.
Judge by day, captain by night. Acting Nassau County Supreme Court Judge Alan Honorof has been given permission by the state Ethics Committee to work nights and weekends on a sightseeing boat.
The citizens group Better Choices for New Jersey was planning a demonstration before Wednesday's budget committee meeting.
The Knicks don't play D, Cliff Lee makes comments, Bill Walton stops by, Adrian Peterson clearly does not get it, Gus Johnson expresses interest in 'choking-out' Craigie, and more on the big show.
"People caring for people with Alzheimer's Disease report a very high level of stress and actually over a third of them report living with depression," said Dr. Carrillo.
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has released some tips for New Yorkers planning to donate to Japan earthquake and tsunami relief efforts.
Contractors hit the streets Wednesday in Little Falls to begin accessing the cost of the cleanup. For many families, their pre-damage assessments are the first step in receiving much needed financial aid.
Shigeru Osuka is an Associate Professor of Asian Studies at Seton Hall University. He learned of the tragedy while on his flight back to the United States.
The NYPD released a sketch of the suspect.
Geoffrey Breitkopf, 40, was killed last weekend by friendly fire after responding to a call for backup. He was in plainclothes and carrying a rifle when he arrived at the chaotic scene in Massapequa Park.
You talkin' to me? That was the sentiment at Yankees camp on Tuesday after Cliff Lee's "some of the Yankee guys are getting older" comments circulated through the Tampa clubhouse.
A Hudson County teen is facing several charges, accused of cyber-bullying and making some scary threats via Facebook, and beyond.
The theme: to rebuild, renew, and reconnect with the citizens of Rockland.
You've watched him on television. You follow him on Twitter. And now you can see the "winner" in the flesh.
So far this year, police have given out 230 tickets to riders for ignoring signals and other violations as they zip around the park's 6-mile loop.
