Bronxville Man Sues After Undergoing Second Appendectomy
William McCormack, 43, is suing a local hospital and his surgeon for performing an appendectomy but apparently forgetting to remove his appendix.
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William McCormack, 43, is suing a local hospital and his surgeon for performing an appendectomy but apparently forgetting to remove his appendix.
The stabbing spree that left nearly two dozen students injured in suburban Pittsburgh this week came as a Tri-State Area school district installed what could have been one of the most advanced school security systems in the nation.
Mayor Bill de Blasio marked his 100th day in office by touting his efforts to close New York City's inequality gap.
Since the site of a former school was transformed into a park, homeowners on the adjacent properties have been dealing with noise, bright lights and balls routinely crashing into their houses.
A plan has been introduced to track New York City cabs, in an effort to curb speeding and other dangerous driving habits.
According to police, some drivers hop out for just a minute, run into a store and leave the engine running. Opportunistic thieves can then swipe the cars.
Imagine working only six hours a day, but getting paid the same as you would for working eight. It may happen … in Sweden.
The Piano Man showed up Wednesday at the Deasy Elementary School for a concert called, "The River of Dreams: A Billy Joel Tribute." Students from kindergarten through second grade performed 15 songs from various phases of Joel's career.
A brush fire billowing thick black smoke has burned 35 to 40 acres in a marshy part of central New Jersey.
Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino is hopeful county legislatures will vote on his proposed makeover that's been dubbed a reinvention.
All city residents will be eligible for the cards. But they will be targeted to those who cannot easily get photo ID cards because they are not legal U.S. residents.
Juan Valdez is accused of smuggling large quantities of cocaine and oxycodone from Puerto Rico to New York using the U.S. Postal Service.
Prosecutors called family members to prove that Dr. Li knew he was selling addictive painkillers to addicts. In opening statements last week, a narcotics prosecutor portrayed Li as a drug dealer with a medical degree.
Preet Bharara's office will move aggressively to complete the Moreland Commission's "important and unfinished work'' investigating New York political corruption, he said.
U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain formally administered the sentence on SAC Capital LP and three related entities under a $1.8 billion deal.
