Suffolk County Woman Charged With Animal Cruelty In Connection With Emaciated Horses
Helen Malazzo of Hauppauge owns three horses, one of which was so emaciated veterinarians were not sure it would survive, the Suffolk County SPCA said.
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Helen Malazzo of Hauppauge owns three horses, one of which was so emaciated veterinarians were not sure it would survive, the Suffolk County SPCA said.
They are reportedly suing the board over taxpayer money used to defend members against a class action civil rights lawsuit also filed by parents.
More than one in four Americans said that Eleanor Roosevelt should be the woman featured on the U.S. Treasury Department's redesigned $10, according to a new Marist poll.
Police have released a sketch of a man they said tried to rob another man at knifepoint in Central Park.
Nassau Coliseum hosted its final concert before shutting down for extensive renovations.
The NYPD is sounding the alarm about a synthetic drug, saying it is favored by the homeless. It makes people irrational, impervious to pain and very dangerous.
A smoky, fiery inferno erupted on the New Jersey Turnpike in Linden Tuesday morning, after authorities said a dump truck struck beneath an underpass and ended up on its side – leaving the driver dead.
Anyone with information in regards to this incident is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 800-577-TIPS.
Comedian Louis C.K. has apparently taken an interest in municipal matters, shadowing Mayor Bill de Blasio during meetings.
A Queens teacher who said her ex-boyfriend broke into her Facebook account and sent malicious sexual statements can proceed with her lawsuit, a court decided Tuesday.
The victim was able to fend off the suspect who fled the area.
The suit also claimed that bike parking has taken away a lane of traffic, leading to congestion of limousines in front of the hotel.
A distressed driver upstate got unexpected help from Gov. Andrew Cuomo's security detail Tuesday, after hitting a concrete barrier and a flatbed truck with his sport-utility vehicle.
The July 4 incident started after the driver told the suspect he was not allowed on the bus with his bike, police said.
Eight alleged gang members have been charged with selling more than a dozen illegal guns and drugs to undercover operatives, the Queens District Attorney's office announced Tuesday.