Neighbors Shocked At Arrest Of L.I. Man In 2 Cold-Case Murders
A Long Island man was charged earlier this week in two murders, both dating back more than 20 years.
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A Long Island man was charged earlier this week in two murders, both dating back more than 20 years.
He's certainly seen his fair share of sunny and stormy days.
Six people have been indicted in an international ring that managed to take over more than 1,000 StubHub users' accounts and fraudulently buy tickets for events through the online ticket reseller, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. said.
A veteran Newark police officer was indicted Wednesday, on charges that he pulled a gun on a man driving with his wife and son after a traffic dispute this past winter.
The 64-year-old Port Authority Bus Terminal has come under criticism from New Jersey lawmakers who say their constituents have to deal with long delays, substandard conditions and a lack of communication.
The suspect successfully robbed five banks and tried to hold-up two others, netting more than $34,000 over the last two years, police said.
"We will lift our own boycott of Turkish products when [Prime Minister] Erdogan changes his anti-Semitic course," said CEO Morton Sloan.
The bill, known as Avonte's Law, was inspired by the disappearance of Avonte Oquendo, a 14-year-old autistic boy from Queens walked out of his school in Long Island City last October.
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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, City Councilman Mark Treyger and others spent the morning passing out fliers with water safety tips, not far from where Takara McDuffy drowned Tuesday.
The dog was captured about 30 minutes after it was spotted on the parkway walking east in the westbound lanes.
The shooter may have been in an SUV, according to state police.
Officials in Connecticut are warning residents after mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile virus in East Haven.
New York's Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed shutting down the plant on an average of 42 days in the spring and summer to protect Hudson River fish.
A new study by Harvard and the University of British Columbia has declared the Big Apple the nation's unhappiest city.
