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At 5:41 p.m. on Friday police said they arrested George Jordan, 36, for petit larceny and resisting arrest. Jordan was at St. John's Hospital being treated for a prior condition when he freed himself from handcuffs and fled the hospital.
The prosecutor's office said a male and a female who were believed to be a couple were found dead of gunshot wounds inside the home.
According to authorities, 14-year-old Eliceo Cortez was last seen in front of 105 Oriental Blvd. at around 2 p.m. Friday.
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Traffic was shut down on the roadway while crews worked to stabilize, then lift the truck back up.
City officials unveiled Private Danny Chen Way on Elizabeth Street between Canal Street and Bayard Street Saturday afternoon.
According to police, a woman had attacked the pair at Amsterdam Avenue and 88th Street around 3:30 p.m.
Rosa Rodriguez, 36, is set to be released from the hospital on Monday, CBS 2 reported.
Esaian Vazgen, 29, is accused of being drunk behind the wheel when he jumped the curb in Moonachie, N.J.
As we walk around New York, it's easy to forget how new everything we see really is. But, at the spot where West 85th Street curves into Central Park, there's a reminder that wherever you set foot in this city, there's something that came before.
Less than 48 hours before Transport Workers Union Local 100 members were to walk off the job at Mile Square, the union and the company reached a tentative deal that was supported unanimously by the negotiating committee, the union said on Saturday.
Black, red, and white. Those are the colors of spray paint that the NYPD will reportedly be using to cover up graffiti in the city.
A new recreational facility for the disabled was dedicated to three young camp counselors who died in a car accident.
Saturday marked the 60th anniversary of the decision that banned racial segregation in public schools, but Michael Meyers, executive director of the New York Civil Rights Coalition said that city schools are more segregated than ever.
The pair allegedly took deposits from eight people totaling $7,000. Police said they pocketed the cash and never rented out the Port Jefferson Station room.
