Tenant Arrested In Brooklyn Landlord's Murder
The body of 57-year-old Mahuddin Mahmud was found Tuesday in the basement of a building he owned on McDonald Avenue in Kensington.
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The body of 57-year-old Mahuddin Mahmud was found Tuesday in the basement of a building he owned on McDonald Avenue in Kensington.
Three residents and nine firefighters have been injured in separate fires in Yonkers.
The Black Keys, John Legend and Band of Horses are joining with sports celebrities and Citi for a series of special evenings leading up to the Super Bowl.
The high in New York City Tuesday is expected to be 10 degrees, but wind chills will make it feel more like minus 10.
Two-thirds of all fatal fires happen in homes that don't have working smoke alarms, many disabled by homeowners themselves.
With no insulation in the couple's exterior kitchen wall the frigid, cold air blasted into their home, froze pipes, and left the couple without hot water.
An NJ TRANSIT train was stranded with no power or operational heat for nearly two hours Tuesday, after live power wires came down on the train and caused delays of up to 45 minutes on several lines.
The man, who has brown eyes and grey hair, is 5-foot-9 and weighs 200 pounds. He was wearing blue jogging pants, a jacket and size 9.5 black Adidas sneakers.
If you're looking to make a cheesy dip to eat while watching your NFL playoff games, you might run into some trouble.
Federal prosecutors and attorneys for a diplomat whose arrest triggered an outcry in India have found themselves at odds over a possible plea deal.
The husband of a man killed in a Hell's Kitchen high-rise fire remained hospitalized Tuesday night, and his family said he was beginning "the long road to physical and emotional recovery."
William Dong, 23, has been charged with unlawful transport into Connecticut of a semi-automatic Bushmaster rifle.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's press team includes veterans who have worked for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and President Barack Obama.
A Bronx state assemblyman showed up late for the start of his bribery trial Tuesday and then shook his head repeatedly as a prosecutor described him as a politician who sold his office for thousands of dollars in cash from four businessmen.
New York University's expansion project can't move forward without state approval, a judge ruled Tuesday.
