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Kyle Seitz turned himself in to Ridgefield town police on Tuesday after learning there was a warrant for his arrest, police said. He was charged with negligent homicide.
Gilberto Valle was sentenced Wednesday for unlawfully accessing a federal database.
At Burke Rehabilitation Center in White Plains, a robotic arm initiates and guides Army veteran and stroke victim Tom Kastner's affected limb with the hope of retraining the nerves.
Nurses will rally in Lower Manhattan Wednesday evening, calling on President Obama to set a national standard for treating Ebola patients.
There's a house for sale on Staten Island and the owners are hoping you'll make them an offer they can't refuse.
At its monthly board meeting Wednesday, the agency voted to approve up to $150,000 to pay for ongoing legal bills to continue the Carmine Franco case.
There's a call for the Justice Department to investigate the actions of Nassau County police in the recent arrest and beating of a Salvadoran national.
Experts estimate hundreds of thousands of rape kits -- swabs and specimens gathered during exams victims undergo after attacks -- remain to be tested for genetic evidence that could identify, or eliminate, a suspect.
Among the tweaks, Port Authority officers are now managing traffic at the Lincoln Tunnel during peak driving hours, so buses are no longer being diverted into a long line along Tenth Avenue.
Councilwoman Margaret Chin's bill would require the city Department of Environmental Protection to install palm-size detectors to collect data on noise pollution.
Camille Ford and Tailgate Fan visit Bo's Kitchen & Bar Room in NYC for fried gator bites.
Roommate seekers can meet their potential matches over a drink every Wednesday at Wicked Willy's, a raucous bar on Bleecker Street's college strip.
On Monday morning, a police officer fatally shot an aggressive coyote on Stanley Avenue, not far from downtown Mamaroneck.
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Some droopy-eyed Long Island residents say they haven't had a good night's sleep in weeks -- not since National Grid started drilling and doing overnight road work on a gas main.
