Authorities: Boy Threatened Summer School Classmates With Unloaded Gun
An 11-year-old boy faces disciplinary action for allegedly bringing a gun to school, according to a letter sent home to parents of students at P373 on Staten Island.
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An 11-year-old boy faces disciplinary action for allegedly bringing a gun to school, according to a letter sent home to parents of students at P373 on Staten Island.
To help beat the heat many New Yorkers are rushing to local libraries, but the severe heat has actually shut down several libraries in Brooklyn.
Guiseppe Tedesco was brought into a Newton courtroom under heavy guard to face the family of a young woman that he murdered.
Residents of a Queens neighborhood have demanded action following a route change that is sending buses down a street so narrow that they barely fit.
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Islip is among the last of Long Island's beaches to open after Sandy's devastating blow.
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A New York City initiative to combat obesity will promote physical activity through design changes for buildings and public spaces.
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One day after Quinn blasted the 911 response time, she met with FDNY Commissioner Sal Cassano and Deputy Mayor Cas Holloway.
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Hidary said his entrepreneurship has given him the opportunity to learn about job creation and education.
