35-Year NYPD Veteran James Secreto To Take Over As Chief Of Housing In Reshuffling
NYPD Assistant Chief James Secreto, a 35-year-veteran of the department, will take over as chief of housing effective Monday.
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NYPD Assistant Chief James Secreto, a 35-year-veteran of the department, will take over as chief of housing effective Monday.
A nurse once quarantined in New Jersey over Ebola concerns has won this battle with state officials over a mandatory quarantine in Maine.
The lawyer for the family of an autistic teenager who died after disappearing from his New York City school will also work with the family of an autistic student who died after choking.
Parents of disabled adults say they are getting the run-around from state agencies in their fight to keep their relatives safe.
A Hicksville man was charged Friday with stealing copper cable that belonged to the Long Island Rail Road eight different times this month.
A computer technician for a company contracted to do work for Long Island schools pleaded guilty Friday to possessing child pornography.
The NYPD stop-and-frisk policy may have been dealt a final blow, as a federal appeals court on Friday refused a request by police unions to reexamine the issue.
Authorities said Friday that a Newark man who turned himself in to face drug charges was found to have six envelopes of heroin with the word "EBOLA" stamped in red ink on the packets.
Between Showboat, Revel and Trump Plaza casino hotels all closing around Labor Day weekend this year, Atlantic County's September unemployment, at 11.4 percent, was a huge 1.3 percent jump from August.
Lots of ghosts and goblins were headed out on Friday night, wondering if the sky would stay clear. But, but they weren't the only ones with an eye on the weekend weather.
A man swung a large ax at a District of Columbia police officer in an unprovoked attack early Friday, a week after New York City police officers were attacked by a man with a hatchet.
A Bronx community was on edge Friday evening, after several attacks targeting those who are among society's most vulnerable.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is trying to get to the bottom of a bizarre accident after a construction drill pierced a subway tunnel in Queens and brushed against a crowded train car.
In parks across Long Island, a passionate debate is underway: should private memorials be allowed on public land?
Police in Woodbridge, New Jersey said a teenager was under arrest Friday following an alleged threat, and weapons were uncovered in his home.
