Missing Autistic Student Found Safe In Queens Park
Authorities say 21-year-old Junior Parker was found all the way out in Queens by a Department of Parks and Recreation officer in Highland Park.
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Authorities say 21-year-old Junior Parker was found all the way out in Queens by a Department of Parks and Recreation officer in Highland Park.
The packed beach watched in awe as the pilots looped, swooped, and turned everything upside down.
LIRR has suspended service in both directions between Patchogue and Hampton Bays through Sunday and is using buses to get people around the affected routes.
Investigators did not reveal the victim's identity, but believe the person was one of 11 people killed by the violent gang in 2016.
An 11-block stretch of sand in Rockaway Beach is back in business after beach erosion shut it down last summer.
Drownings are a leading cause of death among children.
Police say the suspect was armed with a knife when she confronted police in the street on Friday night.
Happy Memorial Day Weekend! We have a pretty nice run of days coming up. Today is mostly pleasant, but cooler.
Authorities said the shooting took place near Jamaica Avenue and 212th Street around 10 p.m.
Service got back to normal on Metro North and the Long Island Railroad Friday night, after a series of separate disruptions earlier in the evening brought the holiday travel rush to a halt.
According to the NYPD, Junior Parker was last seen leaving Stuyvesant High School on Chambers Street at 8:48 a.m.
People who plan to stay home rather than go away are in luck. They've got a chance get into some Manhattan hot spots that are usually too crowded to visit.
Families kicked off the unofficial start to summer in what will be a busy weekend for many of New York's suburban communities.
Photos show what appears to be a piece of metal in the car's back seat and the car's smashed rear window.
"We went up to the front of the boat just to get a better vantage point to see if we could locate the dog in the water which we did a few seconds later, pretty much doggie paddling," Sgt. Salters recalled.