Lawmakers, Rutgers Alumni Call For Probe On Handling Of Mike Rice
Rice may have been fired as the Rutgers men's basketball coach, but critics said N.J.'s flagship public university still has more explaining — and maybe some more firing — to do.
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Rice may have been fired as the Rutgers men's basketball coach, but critics said N.J.'s flagship public university still has more explaining — and maybe some more firing — to do.
Federal officials announced those using federal dollars for major renovations to homes or businesses will now have to follow new uniform rules.
Ebert, who had struggled with cancer for years, was 70.
Harlem police officer Jose Tejada, 45, a veteran of 17 years on the NYPD, was arraigned Thursday for allegedly being part of a violent robbery crew made up of actual and phony cops.
Daniel Ignacio, 31, was convicted last month on five counts of murder, arson and other charges for intentionally setting the 2010 blaze.
No. 1 subway trains began running to and from the old South Ferry station Thursday morning. The newer South Ferry Terminal was heavily damaged in the Oct. 29 storm and extensive repairs are still needed.
A New Jersey man has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl.
Malloy signed the bill at a ceremony Thursday alongside family members of some of the victims of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, several hours after it won approval in the General Assembly.
Federal Judge Paul Gardephe scheduled a Nov. 4 trial for Michael Vanhise during a hearing Thursday.
Debate among lawmakers in Washington to implement tighter national gun laws has effectively stalled. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), who has worked both sides of the aisle on the issue, said Republicans are unwilling to consider even the basics.
Federal data claims that the number of teenagers carrying guns in New York City has reached an all time low.
Some 2,750 people died at the World Trade Center in the Sept. 11 attacks, but remains of only 1,634 people have been identified.
Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino said Thursday that the money-losing Playland park in Rye could be taken over on Oct. 1 by Sustainable Playland Inc.
The conference announced the decision Wednesday after university presidents approved the new moniker earlier in the day.
It happens seemingly every game of the NCAA tournament, most of the season, for that matter: Officials blow their whistles, huddle, then head over to the TV monitors to review a play.
