Police: Fire That Killed Mom, 3 Kids On Long Island Was Accidental
Police have ruled that the fire that killed a mother and three children on Long Island last week was accidental.
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Police have ruled that the fire that killed a mother and three children on Long Island last week was accidental.
A man's body was pulled from Little Neck Bay offshore from Bayside, Queens Saturday morning.
Long Island Rail Road riders were shocked Saturday morning, following revelations that tiny video cameras were discovered hidden on ticket vending machines.
Some New Yorkers on Saturday were questioning the idea of adding days off from school for holidays representing multiple religious faiths.
Police on Saturday morning were searching for whoever stole a van in Brooklyn with a little girl inside.
The incident took place in Bed-Stuy near the corner of Fulton Street and Verona Place, authorities said.
The teen told officers she was carrying the human remains because she had delivered a day earlier and didn't know what to do, authorities said.
More companies than ever before are giving workers paid time to do charity work, according to a recent study. Analysts say that number is expected to keep growing.
Long Island Rail Road vending machines are a quick and easy way for thousands of riders to get tickets. However, investigators fear that some passengers may have been taken for a ride before even getting on a train.
The state's highest court ruled unanimously Friday to uphold a lower-court order that gay weddings must start Monday and to deny a delay that was sought by Gov. Chris Christie's administration.
Avonte Oquendo was last spotted on surveillance video leaving the Center Boulevard School in Long Island City on Oct. 4.
A recent AARP survey found that nearly two-thirds of baby boomers preparing for retirement will move out of the city because it is too expensive.
The Democratic mayoral hopeful has been a critic of some of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's policies, but agrees with the mayor on one controversial issue.
Marcos Alonso Zea, also known as Ali Zea, of Brentwood is charged with conspiracy to commit murder in a foreign country, attempting to provide material support to terrorists, obstruction of justice and more.
Vincent Calder, 19, was arrest Friday on several charges including arson as a hate crime and burglary, police said. Two others -- Christopher Sasso and Diego Tuso, both 19 -- were arrested on charges of burglary, criminal mischief and trespassing.
