Adele Sarno, 85, Continues Fight To Stay In Little Italy Building Up For Sale
A grandmother who has lived in the same Little Italy apartment since 1962 was back in court Monday, fighting to keep her home.
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A grandmother who has lived in the same Little Italy apartment since 1962 was back in court Monday, fighting to keep her home.
Mahopac Superintendent of Schools Brian Monahan said he's walking a fine line between following the state's rules and respecting the concerns of parents.
A new warning has been issued about crooks who are filing fake returns and stealing refunds.
A driver was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison Monday, after being convicted in a Brooklyn crash that killed a young couple expecting their first child two years ago.
Justice League NYC's March2Justice is scheduled to culminate April 21 with a rally and concert at the National Mall.
A fire ripped through a shuttered C-Town supermarket in South Amboy, New Jersey Monday afternoon, sending a billow of acrid smoke over the entire town.
On Monday, the Republican field against Hillary Clinton, who officially entered the race Sunday, grew even larger with Florida Sen. Marco Rubio launching his campaign.
Anger and accusations continue to swirl around the Columbia University campus over a lingering sexual abuse controversy.
On Monday, jurors heard closing arguments in the case against a 54-year-old New Jersey man accused of killing 6-year-old Etan Patz on May 25, 1979, as the boy walked to school for the first time on his own.
The break occurred early Monday morning at the intersection of Nepperhan Avenue and Executive Boulevard.
Die-hard Mets fans showed up at Citi Field around 9 a.m., four hours before Monday's game against the Phillies.
The training includes the latest in brush fire equipment with a focus on saving lives.
The Rockland County Medical Examine's initial investigation found that Alicea died from injuries caused by bludgeoning.
Nearly one infant dies every week in New York City because of unsafe sleep practices, said Gladys Carrion, commissioner of the city Administration for Children's Services.
Monday marks the first day the public can view 150 Sandy-damaged homes acquired by the state that will be auctioned off on Long Island.
