Legislation Would Require 311 To Allow For Social Media Complaints In NYC
Disgruntled New Yorkers call 311 60,000 times every day – complaining about everything from unshoveled sidewalks to noisy neighbors.
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Disgruntled New Yorkers call 311 60,000 times every day – complaining about everything from unshoveled sidewalks to noisy neighbors.
A 37-year-old man was brutally beaten by four men inside a Brooklyn restaurant after offering them a gesture of kindness.
Police in the Bronx are looking for a man in connection with a stabbing attack on a 6-train.
Nearly 3,000 flights were canceled Tuesday at LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark Liberty airports, but airlines have been working around the clock to book passengers on new flights.
Lawyers for the man convicted in a retrial of killing 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979 say the verdict should be thrown out because the new jury knew members of the first jury were in court.
Police say the unidentified man was observed throwing an incendiary device toward an unoccupied NYPD Command Post Vehicle around 2:50 a.m. in the area of Jersey Street and Benzinger Avenue in Staten Island.
Authorities announced the indictment of a dozen members of a massive theft ring on Wednesday.
Police are investigating a series of flag thefts in one Nassau County neighborhood.
The Department of Sanitation is looking for temporary snow laborers to help clear snow.
After an up and down regular season, the Blue Devils enter the NCAA Tournament with renewed confidence largely thanks to Luke Kennard.
Officials say the hack targeted the email accounts of Russian and U.S. officials, Russian journalists, employees of financial services and other businesses.
This week's major storm has given a big boost to upstate New York ski areas after an erratic winter of big snowfalls followed by extended warm spells.
Greenwich's police chief says someone is pretending to be him in an apparent attempt to scam area residents.
Commuter rail service was back for the Wednesday morning rush hour, but it was a challenging ride for some straphangers.
McDonald's has started testing mobile order-and-pay after acknowledging the ordering process in its restaurants can be "stressful.''
