With Congestion Pricing Looming, NYC Residents Want More Parking Meters To Keep Out-Of-Towners Away
"There are some times where I would get to the point of tears because it'd be hours," Natalie Kovach said.
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"There are some times where I would get to the point of tears because it'd be hours," Natalie Kovach said.
Metal came crashing to the ground in Queens, falling from the 7 line subway tracks. No one was hurt, but one woman was quick to call out the beleaguered agency over the continuing danger.
Police say Ryan Bayard raped a 78-year-old woman around 6:30 a.m. Sunday inside a house on 148th Avenue near 241st Street in Rosedale.
Fotis Dulos arrived handcuffed in an orange jumpsuit, authorities walking him into Norwalk Superior Court.
"I don't think it's feasible at this point. I don't think it matters how much I push in 11 days. I think when the Senate says we don't have the votes, I take them at the word," a deflated Cuomo told reporters.
Marsy Flores' sister took video of the shocking discovery. Underneath an actual layer of frosting, laid nothing but foam filler.
The pods are very attractive and that's the problem. They're cute and can look like candy to a child or a person with dementia. The combination has made for many accidental poisonings.
LaGuardia High School is one of the most well-known high schools in the country, but now many are speaking out against the current practices for getting in.
A Connecticut family had quite a scare when a 10-inch metal spike came crashing through the window of their SUV.
Are new parking meters in one suburban community a cash cow for the town and turn off to shoppers and restaurant goers?
The federal monitor appointed to oversee the overhaul of the New York City Housing Authority sent a blistering letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio's interim NYCHA head Kathryn Garcia.
Sunday night's fierce storms brought lightning strikes to our area. One of them struck a man who was outside, he said, taking in the view.
An unusual project happened at a New Jersey courthouse Monday as wildlife experts took some baby birds from their nest.
Information that may have been exposed included "certain financial data, Social Security numbers, and medical information" of 11.9 million Quest patients.
"It seemed like she was holding on for dear life and someone needed to come quickly," witness Nancy Kaufman said.
