Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of 5 Former Madoff Employees
Five former employees of imprisoned Ponzi scheme operator Bernard Madoff were introduced to 200 prospective jurors Tuesday, as jury selection began in their fraud trial.
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Five former employees of imprisoned Ponzi scheme operator Bernard Madoff were introduced to 200 prospective jurors Tuesday, as jury selection began in their fraud trial.
The referendum was reworded to promise more jobs, tax cuts and aid for schools -- all additions made to the initial version.
Police on Tuesday were searching for a thief who took a Norman Rockwell painting from a storage facility in the Maspeth section of Queens.
A woman has reportedly sued the NYPD, claiming she was arrested for going topless in a Brooklyn park even though New York State law permits it.
The city has vowed to appeal, after the Taxi of Tomorrow project was shut down by a judge who said the city was going beyond its legal authority.
A tornado touched down near Paramus, N.J. during the round of violent storms Monday afternoon, the National Weather Service confirmed.
Photos from the hospital show Connor Castellani with 200 stitches and multiple dog bites.
Tune in to The Couch on WLNY-TV Wednesday morning to learn how to make these delicious tiramisu recipes!
U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) was one of eight federal lawmakers arrested during an immigration protest in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday.
When residents complained about the condition of a house in Denville, N.J., the owner responded with an in-your-face exterior makeover.
Imagine knowing exactly when your bus will arrive, with no frustration and no wasted time.
Fungal cells hide inside human cells, making it difficult to find and stop them. But the researchers discovered a way to mark the fungus so as it grows, it glows bright red.
The Roosevelt Field Mall on Long Island was partially evacuated Tuesday, after smoky conditions at a Macy's store.
If you'd like some good food and fun for the whole family -- all for a good cause -- then head to Staten Island Saturday.
He's not done yet. Brooklyn District Attorney Charles "Joe" Hynes lost the Democratic primary and said that he would not seek re-election. Now he says he's on the ballot and in it to win it,
