Men Charged With Posing As Golfers, Targeting Exclusive Clubs' Members
Thieves disguised as golfers have been targeting private clubs all up and down the East Coast, and walking away with credit cards and cash.
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Thieves disguised as golfers have been targeting private clubs all up and down the East Coast, and walking away with credit cards and cash.
A recent study found that as many as one in three adults have sleepwalked at some point in their lives. But experts said sleepwalking can be an important sign of psychological or physical problems.
Police Tuesday night were at the scene of a deadly accident in Maplewood, N.J.
Police were trying to solve a murder mystery in Brooklyn Tuesday night, after a property manager was shot dead while out collecting rent.
A daring rescue was caught on camera Tuesday evening in Old Bridge, N.J.
The pilot of a Southwest Airlines plane that made a hard landing at LaGuardia Airport took control from the first officers just 400 feet from the ground, according to a report Tuesday.
A tree that fell in a Queens park and left a pregnant woman dead this past weekend was diseased and hollow, according to the president of New York City Park Advocates.
The Secaucus, N.J.-based Children's Place retailer has stopped selling a T-shirt that has sparked complaints of sexism.
A crowd gathered in Times Square this week in an attempt to set a record for the number of people in their underwear, but the attempt fell far short.
A significant portion of Westchester County's water supply could contain a dangerous microscopic parasite that can cause a potentially fatal gastrointestinal illness for which authorities say there is no known treatment.
Mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner made waves Tuesday, when he called a Republican rival "grandpa" during a confrontation at a forum sponsored by the AARP.
A pit bull will be put down, after he bit and injured an 82-year-old woman in Passaic, N.J.
The innocent music box jingle and the colorful advertisements for frozen treats were concealing some seedy transactions inside an ice cream truck in Brooklyn, prosecutors said.
Three defendants were convicted Tuesday in a scheme to help Long Island Rail Road employees receive disability payments by exaggerating or making up ailments.
According to federal officials, Davis allegedly sold hundreds of pills, including oxycodone, for cash.