Authorities: Recluse Found Dead In Rockland County Home Was Worth $3 Million
Authorities say a man found dead outside his rural New York home was a recluse who had $3 million in the bank.
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Authorities say a man found dead outside his rural New York home was a recluse who had $3 million in the bank.
Mayor David Martin said the move was made because there the weather forecast is calling for a 70 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms Thursday night.
Surveillance video from inside the motel shows John Alberti rummaging through seat cushions in a lounge. He later is shown face down on the couch with a lit cigarette.
Investigators Wednesday were asking the public for help in the murder of a Clark, New Jersey woman, whose body was found in her home two years ago.
There were many little American Flags and many happy faces as 150 immigrants from 40 different countries were naturalized Wednesday.
Researchers found that after six weeks, injections that combined both epidural steroids and the anesthetic lidocaine were no more effective than lidocaine alone. Even the effects of lidocaine did not last long.
Hughes Brothers, of Edison, New Jersey, has been in the barge business for 120 years and has supplying barges for the fireworks show for the past 38 years.
Fireworks come with their fair share of safety hazards, and not just for people.
New York City's largest municipal union agreed to a new contract on Wednesday, becoming another important piece of Mayor Bill de Blasio's ongoing efforts to settle an unprecedented labor situation.
While many will flock to the beach, retailers want people to head indoors this holiday weekend, so "sale" signs are popping up everywhere.
Tensions have mounted between Israel and the Palestinians after the bodies of three Israeli teens were found in the West Bank more than two weeks after they went missing.
The summer heat is on, so a lot of people are taking it off to beat the heat.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance announced that two companies and seven people have been indicted on charges that include grand larceny, fraud and forgery.
Wednesday marked 50 years since President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law. New York City Freedom Rider Lewis Zuchman is looking back.
Melissa Brengel said the flag was taken from her home on Michael Lane in Huntington Station sometime Monday night.
