Tottenville High School Dress Code Crackdown Forces Students To Cover-Up
The students either had to cover up or wait in the school auditorium until a parent arrived with appropriate attire.
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The students either had to cover up or wait in the school auditorium until a parent arrived with appropriate attire.
The incident occurred on September 3 just after 8 p.m., police say.
People who live on Cromwell Place in Yonkers' south side said they are used to people with guns, but this incident was excessive.
The Jersey City native will be the fifth police officer killed in the line of duty inducted at the 9/11 Memorial Fountain in Journal Square.
Animal cruelty charges have been filed against a man who allegedly beat his sister's Yorkshire Terrier to death with a television remote.
One firefighter was treated at a hospital and eight others were hosed down after they were affected by fumes from a bug bomb that was set off at a northern New Jersey nail salon.
With New York City being such a melting pot, you think it'd be hard to determine which building is the most diverse.
New York's primary is just a few days away, but Governor Andrew Cuomo has just hit the campaign trail.
The teenager accused of killing 4-year-old Ariel Russo, while attempting to evade police, reportedly tried to escape law enforcement again on Friday.
Police said that they have received reports from across Bergen County, with the latest incidents taking place in Westwood, Saddle Brook, and Wyckoff.
New York City's Health Department says it's investigating three cases of meningitis that have developed in HIV-positive gay men over the last two weeks.
One of two men charged this week, with bias crimes for allegedly targeting the elderly in a chimney repair scam, cited 'family' as his reason for the crime, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Tom Spota.
An employee of Princeton University has been given a choice; either stop using medical marijuana or quit.
Two men were killed and another was hospitalized following separate shootings in Newark. But authorities say it doesn't appear that the incidents are connected.
On Sunday morning, thousands of people will converge on Central Park with one goal, to defeat breast cancer.
