L.I. Music Teacher Accused Of Sexually Abusing 2 Students Pleads Not Guilty
A Connecticut man accused of sexually abusing two girls at a Long Island music school where he taught has pleaded not guilty.
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A Connecticut man accused of sexually abusing two girls at a Long Island music school where he taught has pleaded not guilty.
There were fireworks last week at a town council meeting in New Jersey over the firing of a longtime town employee. He was eventually reinstated, after an angry obscenity-filled rant from one of the council members.
Every 18 hours someone in New York dies waiting for an organ transplant. Religious concerns, language barriers and the unappealing subject of mortality make our area last in the country for organ donation.
Just weeks before the start of the tourist season, fire destroyed four buildings on Cherry Grove.
Police say a tire came off a pickup truck and triggered a multi-vehicle accident that claimed the life of a New Jersey man on Interstate 80.
Women are quickly changing the meaning of the phrase "homemaker." A number of women are now building apartments and breaking down barriers in the process.
A report from AAA claims Yonkers is not adequately explaining why and how the cameras are helping while it collects millions in fines.
Director Steven Spielberg took on "Jaws," but his sister is dealing with a different danger in the Bronx.
A Brooklyn teen stopped a man from violently attacking his mother. Police are now asking for the public's help in the search for the suspect.
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid endorses Sen. Chuck Schumer as his leadership successor.
Police in Paterson, NJ are looking for whoever used a dog as bait, tied it to a pole and left it for dead.
Vin Diesel said Friday that the latest "Fast & Furious" film deserves a best picture Oscar but has two strikes against it when it comes to the Academy — it's an action flick and it's a sequel.
A 32-year-old woman was found with multiple stab wounds in a Glen Cove parking lot Thursday afternoon.
Among the statements that are drawing criticism are "He doesn't tip and he never brings his wallet anywhere."
Norwalk, which engaged in a lengthy dispute over plans for a mosque, has been asked by the Department of Justice to review regulations related to religious institutions.
