Strip Billboard Mounted Over Queens Church Comes Down
A billboard over a storefront church in Corona, Queens that advertised a strip club has come down.
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A billboard over a storefront church in Corona, Queens that advertised a strip club has come down.
Prosecutors in Middlesex County, N.J., have determined that the 15-year-old boy who killed himself and three others when he crashed head-on into another vehicle had sought to commit suicide.
The CEO of a Long Island modeling agency suspected of scamming clients out of thousands of dollars has been arrested in Florida, authorities said.
Daniel Wilson pleaded guilty Wednesday to violating regulations of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
The popular outdoor spot was far from being rebuilt when CBS 2's cameras stopped by on Wednesday and residents were disappointed.
The renowned British street artist, whose keeps his identity secret, is doing a month-long "residency" in New York, using the city's walls as his canvas.
An American soldier who was injured in Afghanistan has brought the nation to tears from his hospital room.
The town of Toms River built the dune using sand dredged from the nearby Barnegat Bay. Town officials got permission from residents to build the dune.
City taxpayers built the Ferry Point Park golf course in the Bronx, but Donald Trump gets to put his name on it.
De Blasio said that, on his watch, NYPD surveillance tactics would only be authorized to follow up on specific leads.
Across the country, teachers have turned the education process upside-down, in a new teaching trend where lessons are taught at home and students complete their homework at school.
Weeks after video of a road rage attack in Manhattan by a bunch of bikers on the driver of an SUV went viral, a second undercover police officer has come forward.
Speaking from inside the valve room of the water tunnel 20 stories beneath Central Park, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the completion of the 8.5-mile Manhattan section of Water Tunnel No. 3.
The deal would reopen the government through Jan. 15 and increase the nation's borrowing authority through Feb. 7.
Checks are beginning to roll in from a fund earmarked for homeowners with rebuilding and repair costs not covered by insurance or FEMA.
