Man Wrongfully Accused Of Murdering Sister, Mother Suing New York City
A man from Brooklyn who spent 22 years locked up for murdering his mother and sister while the real killer ran free is now suing the New York City.
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A man from Brooklyn who spent 22 years locked up for murdering his mother and sister while the real killer ran free is now suing the New York City.
Children were forced out into the cold Tuesday, when a fire broke out at a day care center in West New York, New Jersey.
Family friend Karen Jansons testified Tuesday in the trial against Pedro Hernandez, the man who prosecutors said killed 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979.
Some Brooklyn renters say their landlord tore up floors and walls to force them out. Now, after a year-long battle, tenants are celebrating a legal victory after a housing court judge ordered the owner to make crucial building repairs.
The Metro-North Railroad issued an apology Tuesday, a day after hundreds of passengers were stranded for more than two hours in the dark with no heat on a New Haven Line train.
An NYPD officer was arraigned on assault and other charges for allegedly kicking a subdued man in the head during an arrest last summer.
The measles outbreak that started at Disneyland has now spread to 14 states and health officials in our area are doing all they can to keep the virus contained.
For years, Chris Fox greeted shoppers at a Costco store on Long Island, but now he has filed a lawsuit claiming managers removed him from his post because he has Tourette syndrome.
After the recent wintry blast, there have been numerous reports of ice plunging from tall buildings around New York City.
The few brave souls who tried to use Citi Bike amid the frigid temperatures Tuesday probably would up spinning their wheels.
Major players in the supplement and vitamin industry are in trouble for allegedly mislabeling, contamination and false advertising. Now, local families are worried about unacceptable health risks.
Lacey Spears, 27, of Scottsville, Kentucky, is charged with depraved murder and manslaughter in the death last year of Garnett-Paul Spears.
According to fire department officials, carbon monoxide levels started to rise and the buildings were evacuated as a precaution.
Failure teaches us infinitely more than success does. And if Carroll wants more of the latter, he has to admit the former.
Some parents in the Merrick School District have signed an online petition to keep the Spanish program for 3rd-6th grade students after the school proposed cutting the instruction for younger students.
