Babylon Passes Law Taking Aim At Town's 400 Zombie Homes
A new law was passed to stop the homes. It's called the mortgage in default registry, and it requires banks to give the town notice when a homeowner has not made their mortgage payments.
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A new law was passed to stop the homes. It's called the mortgage in default registry, and it requires banks to give the town notice when a homeowner has not made their mortgage payments.
Sharon Preston-Folta, author and daughter of legendary jazz musician Louis Armstong, talks to 1010 WINS about her book, "Little Satchmo," and on keeping her identity secret for decades.
The resolution, put forth by Daneek Miller (D-27th), comes in response to an increase in violence against the Muslim community.
McDonald's Corp. said Tuesday that it is being "thoughtful in respect to Ronald McDonald's participation in community events'' as a result of the "current climate around clown sightings in communities.''
The New Jersey governor broke his silence about the video for the first time Tuesday
Parents in a Westchester County town are being warned about a man reportedly following and photographing children.
Joel played the venue's final concert before it shut down for massive renovations in August 2015.
The South Korean company said in a regulatory filing Tuesday that it has made a final decision to stop production for the sake of consumer safety.
It's a real cold start today!
A magic wand to tighten loose skin and erase wrinkles from almost anywhere may sound too good to be true.
The robbery took place early in the morning of Sept. 29 at the Grand Deli on Grand Avenue in Maspeth.
A group climbed into pipe for a natural gas pipeline in northern Westchester County Monday morning, and the sit-in was entering its 16th hour late Monday night as authorities worked to coax the group out.
The Willowbrook Mall in Wayne, New Jersey, was evacuated Monday night due to a bomb scare.
There is a big sign of progress on the Second Avenue Subway – trains are actually running on the line now.
A Democrat running for Congress in central New Jersey said he found hateful graffiti sprayed at his home – and he blames his opponent's support of Donald Trump.
