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With spring having arrived, it's time to clear out the cobwebs and make a big sweep – but experts say you shouldn't just throw away all your clutter.
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With spring having arrived, it's time to clear out the cobwebs and make a big sweep – but experts say you shouldn't just throw away all your clutter.
Two suspects pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges connected to the murder of a 21-year-old Villanova University student last summer.
A Bronx woman alleged in a lawsuit that NYPD officers pepper sprayed her, and injured her three children in doing so, for allegedly entering a subway station without paying.
The next time you dial the area code, you might reach someone who lives outside the city -- not even in New York state.
Turning bad into good is the mission of a Long Island couple who suffered tragedy just days before Superstorm Sandy.
A National Rifle Association released the results of its sponsored study on gun violence in schools on Tuesday.
A reputed member of a white supremacist pleaded guilty to hate crime charges Tuesday, after be beat two Middle Eastern men in New Jersey.
The owner has voluntarily surrendered the animals and they are now being removed from the home, Suffolk County SPCA Chief Roy Gross said.
Karen Braithwaite said in her petition that "even though it seems like a small thing," using only images of the white Barbie on the party supplies "sends a clear--and troubling--message to young girls."
According to a federal lawsuit filed in New York on Tuesday, Kevin Kiadii, now 25, says he was 16 when he met Kevin Clash during an online chat.
Increasing trace amounts of pesticides are showing up in the drinking water on Long Island, but despite calls for a pesticide ban, public officials denied Tuesday that there is any health threat.
The video immediately garnered national attention, as Rice is seen both physically and verbally abusing his players. The head coach included gay slurs in his rants and even threw basketballs at his players.
A Long Island woman claims she bought potpourri and inside there was a snake which is now somewhere in her home.
Puppeteer and philanthropist Jane Henson, the widow of the legendary Jim Henson, died Tuesday at her home in Connecticut.
According to prosecutors, Karen Stewart, 21, of Prospect Park allegedly beat the boy to death because he would not stop crying.
