Killer Tide: The Voices Of Addiction
Once considered a scourge of the inner cities, opioid abuse has now moved into middle and upper class neighborhoods.
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Once considered a scourge of the inner cities, opioid abuse has now moved into middle and upper class neighborhoods.
On March 9, 1997, the Notorious B.I.G. was shot and killed in Los Angeles. Nine days later, he was laid to rest in Brooklyn.
She was a Hollywood actress, a wife, and a mother -- she's also a convicted felon who spent over 2 years in jail for a DUI that killed an innocent victim.
The girl asked for food and said she didn't know where her parents were or where she lived, according to police.
People living near the Bayonne Bridge say they have had it with the construction project that has been raining debris on them.
In a drug case with a twist, prosecutors say an alleged Brooklyn cocaine dealer had a profitable sideline scamming senior citizens.
It was supposed to be the American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey, but some say getting the project finished has been a nightmare.
An 89-year-old woman was saved from certain disaster in Bergen County when a pair of good samaritans rushed her out of the path of an oncoming train.
Police on Wednesday were searching for a suspect in the attempted rape of a woman in the Bronx last week.
The victim was well enough to chase the shooter, but once outside the suspect tried to get on a buss with the gun.
Authorities announced a massive indictment against two dozen people in an alleged interstate gun running scheme.
The death of a woman who plunged from an apartment window in the Bronx last week has been ruled a homicide, and police were searching for two people of interest Wednesday.
Lynne F. Stewart, a New York civil rights lawyer who represented small-time criminals and radicals alike before losing her license to practice law after she was convicted in a terrorism case, has died of cancer.
On the streets of Brentwood a police drill sent a chilling message to gang members and gang wannabees.
As a sign at the auction states, buyers receive the auctions goods as is -- often the reason why they sell at a 50-90 percent discount.
