Man Charged With Stealing 4 $50,000 Ice Buckets From L.I. Employer
Police arrested a Brooklyn man late Friday, after he allegedly stole four antique ice buckets valued at a grand total of $200,000 from his employer's home on Long Island.
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Police arrested a Brooklyn man late Friday, after he allegedly stole four antique ice buckets valued at a grand total of $200,000 from his employer's home on Long Island.
Syracuse's fearsome defense is looking to shut down Michigan's run-and-gun offense in their Final Four meeting.
A Long Island man whose son committed suicide after he was bullied at school led the Bullying Awareness Walk Saturday.
A man died early Saturday after severely cutting his arm on a glass bottle in Brooklyn.
City Comptroller John Liu said this week that over a third of Bronx households have no Internet access or computer.
Nearly 1,000 Little League players took to the fields Saturday – to volunteer for a cleanup effort.
A City Councilwoman in Trenton was placed in an embarrassing situation this week, after she asked what the city's Health Department was doing about a disease that turned out to be made up.
Police on Saturday morning were at the scene of a fatal accident in Hasbrouck Heights, N.J.
A program to help find lost disabled people has expanded in Nassau County.
The Newark Fire Department held a drill Saturday to ensure preparedness for the most horrifying of disasters.
It was a sad and disappointing day for some major donors to Rutgers University Friday, after athletic director Tim Pernetti resigned in the wake of the Mike Rice player abuse scandal.
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A Long Island fire chief was accused this week of using his department vehicle as the rendezvous point for a romantic affair.
Residents of the Jamaica section of Queens erupted in protest late Friday, after police arrested two men following an alleged drug deal.
The health scare persisted Saturday morning, after city officials announced that patrons at a West Village restaurant may have been exposed to hepatitis A.
