L.I. Man Claims Tree Trimming Company Took Advantage Of Mother With Dementia
A tree-trimming business is under investigation after one man said the company took advantage of his elderly mother.
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A tree-trimming business is under investigation after one man said the company took advantage of his elderly mother.
Today's Back Story takes us to 1987 when police were called to the Greenwich Village apartment of Joel Steinberg and Hedda Nussbaum.
Five people were killed late Sunday in a shooting incident at a mosque in Quebec City.
Three people were found dead in an apartment in Maplewood, New Jersey Sunday, and their deaths were under investigation as homicides.
Delta Air Lines grounded its domestic flights late Sunday due to what was described as "automation issues."
Some travelers detained under President Donald Trump's controversial executive order were slowly released Sunday.
An extra-alarm fire broke out in a Staten Island apartment home Sunday evening and left four families displaced.
Officials say Yuridia Merino, 32, has been missing since Jan. 13. The mother of two was last seen preaching to people walking near East 96th Street.
Theatre lovers from all over the world gathered for the second annual BroadwayCon this weekend.
The big crowd gathered Sunday near the ferries that carry tourists to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the place where 12 million people entered the United States in the golden age of immigration.
President Donald Trump issued a statement Sunday afternoon saying his travel ban is not a "Muslim ban" and saying the only purpose is to keep America safe.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday announced the creation of a confidential toll-free hotline through which New Yorkers may report people who are missing or may be detained on flights coming into the state.
President Donald Trump late Sunday took Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) and John McCain (R-Arizona) to task for their criticism of his executive order and how it was implemented.
The rally followed a night of big demonstrations at JFK Airport, where thousands of people spontaneously gathered to demand the release of detained travelers.
Officials say they will propose legislation that would make assault against airport workers a Class D felony, punishable by up to seven years in prison.
