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Police are investigating after a woman was shot and killed on the sidewalk in the Bronx.
A sanctuary for elderly horses on Long Island is at risk of going out of business, and advocates have launched a campaign to raise funds to keep it going.
Spokeswoman Elizabeth Flagler said the utility is raising its power supply charge 14 percent, which for the average customer means another $10.50 per month.
The students, who are all 18 years old, are accused of attacking a freshman in her residence hall on the Wayne campus last week.
"It's coming to an end. I can't believe it's 18 years. Everytime I think about that ... I said where'd the time go," McCarthy told 1010 WINS' reporter Mona Rivera in her first radio exit interview.
The SUNY Board of Trustees announced Tuesday that it formally approved the new policy, which will apply to more than 463,000 students on all 64 state campuses.
Active monitoring has ended for the last of the 114 health care workers who cared for Dr. Craig Spencer – New York City's only Ebola patient so far.
Camille Ford and Tailgate Fan visit Mission Cantina in NYC for pastrami tacos.
De Blasio said the city had its safest August to November period since at least 1994.
Researchers suspect some of the biggest eaters are ants, who are chowing down on food that might otherwise go to rats and other vermin.
Asbestos inspectors for a controversial Staten Island development project have been charged with falsifying records.
The president of Metro-North Railroad has told Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy that the commuter rail line cannot reach its target of 95 percent on-time service.
Christian Ferdinand was convicted Monday in the death of Shaniesha Forbes, whose naked and charred body was discovered in Gerritsen Beach on Jan. 6, 2013, two days after she disappeared.
Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to spend $130 million over four years to overhaul how the city deals with mentally ill and drug-addicted suspects.
