NYPD: Nun Visiting New York From Ethiopia Missing
Tadelech Yohanis, 30, was last seen at around 2 p.m. last Thursday. at Sacred Heart Convent on the Lower East Side.
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Tadelech Yohanis, 30, was last seen at around 2 p.m. last Thursday. at Sacred Heart Convent on the Lower East Side.
The lawsuit alleges that if police had acted properly, there's "a reasonable chance'' Autumn Pasquale would still be alive.
A voluntary recall was issued Monday for baby wipes manufactured by Nutek Disposables Inc., due to bacterial contamination.
There will be runners from around the globe at this year's TCS New York City Marathon, but none who registered are from the three West African nations plagued by the Ebola outbreak.
The colleges will still ask applicants if they've been convicted of a felony -- a question that appears on the common application used by over 500 colleges and universities.
Toys for Tots is the largest holiday toy drive program in the nation.
Some members of the group Black Girls Run are participating in Sunday's TCS New York City Marathon.
A Bronx woman has been named one of five winners of the 2nd annual Peace First Prize at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
The feds may have busted Silk Road a year ago, but Sen. Schumer said online drug sales are flourishing.
While much can and will be written on New Jersey's recent attempt to allow sports betting at Monmouth Park, there are two fascinating things to look at in the specifics of the present case and the history of the federal law at issue.
Marcia Strassman, who played Gabe Kaplan's wife, Julie, on the 1970s sitcom "Welcome Back, Kotter,'' has died. She was 66.
Republican candidate Bruce Wilson said both he and Kennedy signed a pledge to stay within the limits of the state's financing, roughly $109,000.
Police are searching for three men who they said assaulted and robbed a man outside a store in Brooklyn earlier this month.
Starting next year, the Long Island-based group Parents for Megan's Law will begin monitoring the online activities of Nassau County's registered sex offenders.
The museum said MLB and both NY clubs would be "donating exact replicas of the items" stolen from the Hall of Famer's collection on Oct. 7.
