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Appeals court Judge Amy O'Connor ruled Friday that 12-year-old Sydney Phillips and her younger sister have to be allowed back to St. Theresa's School in Kenilworth until a court hearing.
According to NJ Turnpike Spokesman Tom Feeney, crews are in the process of building 80 foot towers which will carry the weight of the bridge while repairs are made.
As WCBS 880's Kelly Waldron reports, four-month-old Fatemah Reshad's plight went viral when it was reported that she had been diagnosed with a heart condition and needed surgery unavailable in Iran.
CEO Travis Kalanick tweeted Friday night that the head of litigation for the San Francisco-based ride-hailing company is "buying a whole bunch of airline tickets ASAP!"
The victim made his way to the rooftop of the 23-story building where he managed to open a ventilation shaft and fall several stories.
Police say the woman entered St. Benedict's Church at 2969 Otis Avenue in Throgs Neck just before 4:30 pm on Jan. 12 and used an unknown object to remove cash from a locked donation box.
Crews faced hazards like power lines, propane tanks, and the threat of collapse.
Residents say this has happened almost daily since the island off the Kings Highway roundabout at East 34th and 35th streets was installed last November.
In her first interview since her husband's passing, Patti Ann reveals she's relying on Steven to get through her new reality.
Police are searching for an arson suspect who was caught on surveillance cameras going through a Brooklyn supermarket and setting things on fire.
U.S. District Judge James Robart in Seattle ruled against government lawyers' claims that the states did not have the standing to challenge Trump's order and said they showed their case was likely to succeed.
The plan is to install cameras in hot spot areas of parks to not only look out for those committing graffiti crimes but also those doing illegal dumping, which has plagued some area parks.
The Suffolk County police commissioner has a new plan to catch and stop drug dealers.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city will not intervene, as yellow cabs struggle to compete with ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft.
Mayor Bill de Blasio was at the Queensbridge Houses on Friday, to announce the creation of the Mayor's Office To Prevent Gun Violence.
