Police Arrest 3 Alleged Fake Cops Found Driving Around Brooklyn
Police arrested three men in Brooklyn this week, after they were allegedly found driving around pretending to be police officers with scanner radios and firearms at their disposal.
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Police arrested three men in Brooklyn this week, after they were allegedly found driving around pretending to be police officers with scanner radios and firearms at their disposal.
Forecasters say slush and standing water from Wednesday's snow storm turned into ice as temperatures plunged below freezing overnight.
The Mayor's Fund, which had $37 million budget in 2012, develops public-private partnerships and investments with a focus on youth development, health, the environment and the arts.
Fashion week kicked off Thursday, but it is not all about size 2 supermodels. Plus-size models have been looking to change the game.
Last month, the Westminster Dog Show announced that mixed breeds would be allowed to compete in its new masters agility championship.
When prosecutors announced the case against Mathew Martoma in November 2012, they said it may be the most lucrative insider trading scheme of all time.
Police said the four suspects were caught on cell phone video either watching the fight or laughing as the attack occurred.
While Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy hasn't said whether he'd seek re-election this year, his State of the State address Thursday seemed to pave the way for another run.
The event boasts of a canine fashion "extravaganza" that showcases pet clothing designers as well as some of New York City's shelter dogs in need of a loving home.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo was on Staten Island Thursday afternoon to announce the new effective cost of the toll will drop to $5.50 for Staten Island residents in non-commercial vehicles.
The MTA announced last month that it will shut down the line between Queensboro Plaza and Times Square for 13 weekends between the end of this month and July.
It was at Goodfellas Pizzeria on Staten Island last month when the new mayor went to work on three slices of pizza with a knife and fork.
The utility says the problems are due to road salt, melting snow and ice getting into the underground electrical system.
The city's Department of Sanitation has put out a call for "snow laborers" to help remove snow and ice from bus stops, crosswalks, fire hydrants and step streets.
