Police: Fetus Found At Stamford Sewage Plant
Police say a worker has found a fetus at a sewage treatment plant in Stamford.
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Police say a worker has found a fetus at a sewage treatment plant in Stamford.
Benjamin Gaston was sentenced Wednesday on his conviction on sex trafficking and other charges.
The mayor announced his endorsement Wednesday at a City Hall appearance where Hochul vowed to support liberal priorities such as a higher minimum wage and the Dream Act for young immigrants.
The insects, which are native to Asia, likely outnumber humans in the U.S., with experts estimating that more than 700 million of them are in the country.
For the first time, the Sept. 11 foundation is in charge of New York City's annual 9/11 anniversary ceremony.
The NYPD is asking for the public's help in identifying two suspects who fired multiple shots into a store and wounded two people.
Emma Sulkowicz, a senior majoring in visual arts, says it is part of her thesis, an endurance performance art piece called "Carry That Weight."
The students at Jericho Elementary School couldn't stop laughing and applauding the robot show at their school on Wednesday, which even included a demonstration in Tai Chi.
The first day of school Wednesday for a kindergarten student on Long Island meant health worries for the 5-year-old girl's mother.
The Town of Brookhaven on Long Island has begun demolishing vacant, structurally unsound homes.
City education officials say claims that Richard Parlini grabbed a student by the neck were not substantiated, but parents aren't convinced and some plan to protest the decision on Thursday.
Officials getting ready for a massive expansion in the city's prekindergarten enrollment were spending the last day before school starts finishing inspections of every single facility.
An elderly couple were found dead in a home at 146 Burr Place in Hasbrouck Heights and a male relative was found dead at 138 Burr Place on Wednesday, prosecutor John Molinelli said.
The NYPD has asked the public for help in locating a suspect wanted in connection with a series of grand larcenies that have taken place around the city.
Justin Casquejo was sentenced Wednesday to 23 days of service, which he already completed. He pleaded guilty in July to breaking a city law against scaling tall buildings without permission.
