Rainforest Cafe Sues To Stay At Trump Plaza Casino
A popular restaurant at Trump Plaza is suing the Atlantic City casino, asking a judge to permit it to keep operating after the casino shuts down on Sept. 16.
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A popular restaurant at Trump Plaza is suing the Atlantic City casino, asking a judge to permit it to keep operating after the casino shuts down on Sept. 16.
Speaking in Mexico City Friday, former U.S. Secretary of State and New York U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton said she will likely make a decision on whether to run for president around the beginning of 2015.
Police say the criminals try to hit as many banks as they can within an hour of their thefts, before alerts can go out.
Nassau County Court Judge Jerald Carter told 34-year-old Darrell Fuller on Friday that the sentence would be a "prelude to the hell that may await you.''
Many teachers across the city wore pro-police t-shirts after their union president, Michael Mulgrew, attended the Rev. Al Sharpton's march protesting the death of Eric Garner.
Authorities believe an attack on a woman who was robbed of her engagement ring in Woodmere, Long Island may be part of a pattern.
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton on Friday promoted dozens of officers to higher ranks – including a newly-minted detective who was lauded for his work ethic even though he is battling lupus.
About 20 of the space agency's employees were hired two years ago under the Bloomberg administration.
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The city says the new officers will enhance the mayor's initiative to increase the number of police officers on the force.
The criminal complaint alleges Reyes abandoned the car and tried to run from police. It also says he began kicking his arms and legs, resisting arrest.
The current Archbishop, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, took office in 2009, and has long maintained that relocating the body would run contrary to the wishes of Sheen and his surviving relatives.
Friends helped raise the money for the funeral for the woman who worked many jobs.
A federal judge has signed off on New York City's $41 million settlement with the five men who were wrongly convicted in the vicious 1989 rape and beating of a Central Park jogger.
They say that those who worked around the World Trade Center site should enroll with the state Workers' Compensation Board.
