Driver In Fatal Brentwood Hit-And-Run Sentenced To 1 Year, But Walks Free With Time Served
A Long Island man who killed a college student in a hit-and-run crash nearly three years ago walked free Wednesday after his sentencing.
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A Long Island man who killed a college student in a hit-and-run crash nearly three years ago walked free Wednesday after his sentencing.
The Bergen County Rail Line on the NJ TRANSIT system was partially shut down late Wednesday afternoon, after a man was struck by a train in Garfield, New Jersey.
Before the cameras and the "NBC Nightly News," Brian Williams spent his days growing up in Middletown.
The horse wasn't injured but lurched forward, creating a risk of injury to the officer, pedestrians nearby, and traffic, according to police.
The house at Old Country Road and Montauk Highway was being demolished when it exploded at around 2:15 p.m., according to Southampton police.
Vladimir Krull, 37, was off-duty when he was arrested Tuesday in the Hunters Point section of Queens.
Cindy Robinson, the lawyer representing the plaintiffs, said there are now five lawsuits pending against Martinez.
Aliona Russo and her husband were having dinner at Villagio on the Park, located at 40 Central Park South, in August when she took a bite of her branzino and noticed something wasn't right.
The weekend party scene in White Plains might soon have some new rules.
Republican legislators are proposing a 30-year, $37.4 billion plan to pay for a proposed overhaul of Connecticut's transportation system without resurrecting tolls.
New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito is using her first State of the City address to call for criminal justice reform.
The vaccinations are voluntary and on Thursday will be offered to anyone who purchased food in the school's cafeteria between Jan. 15 and Jan. 30.
The young female lab mix was found inside a crate in a wooded area near the Martha Avenue Park Tuesday.
The incident took place on Fifth Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues in Brooklyn last Friday night.
Skip Vezzetti, Rockland's superintendent of highways, said this winter seem to be falling in line with recent years, when the county has spent $300,000 to $400,000 for salt and other melting supplies.
