Nearly 2 Dozen Cats Left In Crates In Front Of Brooklyn Shelter
A Brooklyn animal shelter is trying to find homes for nearly two dozen cats that were bizarrely left in front of the center.
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A Brooklyn animal shelter is trying to find homes for nearly two dozen cats that were bizarrely left in front of the center.
De Blasio made the establishment of universal prekindergarten -- which a top aide called one of the biggest government undertakings in the city's history -- the centerpiece of his mayoral campaign a year ago.
Police announced on Sunday that 26-year-old Jermaine White and 31-year-old Pearce Cuthbert also face charges of criminal possession of a weapon.
DJ and Roger are looking for forever homes.
Araceli Mondragon-Vargas, 27, of Hempstead was arrested around 4:15 a.m. after failing to stay in her lane, police said. Officers pulled her over and determined she was intoxicated, police said.
According to police, a 36-year-old woman was assaulted while exiting the park near 60th Street and West Drive at around midnight.
The event, dubbed "We Will Not Go Back," began around 12 p.m. at 204 Bay St. across from Tompkinsville Park in Staten Island, where 43-year-old Garner was killed.
As people from across the city and country gathered for Saturday's march on Staten Island in support of Eric Garner and his family, they vowed never to forget all the victims of what they call, police brutality.
Bridgeton Police Chief Mark Ott said Ralph Peter Jamison was arrested Friday and charged with the death of Quantasia Bessix in Bridgeton on Aug. 11.
Police are searching for a man posing as a police officer and reportedly sexually assaulted a woman in Trenton Saturday afternoon.
Video caught a crazy scene on the Upper West Side as a dog zig-zagged up Amsterdamn Avenue in the 80s.
A New Jersey man who performed unsafe asbestos removal work at several schools and homes has been sentenced to five years in prison.
Joe Budden directed his ire at the New York Police Department via Twitter on Saturday after it sent out his picture and asked the public for help tracking him down.
With so many people pouring into a small section of Staten Island for Saturday's march and rally over the death of Eric Garner, there was concern from some businesses and residents over the crowds.
