Assemblyman Vito Lopez Announces He Is In 'Deteriorating Health'
He released a one-paragraph statement announcing his second pneumonia diagnosis in nine months. He says he's "extremely fatigued'' with limited mobility.
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He released a one-paragraph statement announcing his second pneumonia diagnosis in nine months. He says he's "extremely fatigued'' with limited mobility.
Hackers posted that the Jeep brand had been sold to Cadillac because employees had been caught using pills. They also posted that there would be no more Jeep production.
In Bethpage, Long Island Tuesday, a group of librarians attended a seminar on active shooters, held by the Nassau County police.
A former Essex County teacher of the year has admitted having sex with a 15-year-old boy enrolled in an honors class she taught.
Christie has set an aggressive timetable for the project and expects the rebuilding effort to be completed by the summer of 2015.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker cut the ribbon for a new 12,500-square-foot Key Foods supermarket in the city's South Ward.
Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa announced Tuesday that the state spent $242,225 in criminal forfeiture funds to buy back firearms.
South Glens Falls police tell local media outlets Judy Viger of Gansevoort faces five counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
The Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1181 ended its walkout on Friday evening after union leaders were assured by prospective New York City mayoral candidates that their concerns about job protection would be heard after this year's election. They went on strike Jan. 16.
Three people were arrested Tuesday in connection with an investigation of a knock-off auto parts ring the FBI says supplied New York City taxi companies.
Seaside, Ore. plans on holding several fundraisers to help finance a new entrance for Seaside Heights, N.J., which was heavily damaged during Superstorm Sandy.
New York City is set on becoming a haven for high-tech startups, and officials are taking new steps to make sure everyone knows it.
Danielle Forgione said she legally bought Petey the miniature Juliana pig last year to help her children cope with the sudden death of their uncle. But the city has since cited Forgione for harboring an illegal animal.
Businesses and mayors along the Hudson River are asking the Army Corps of Engineers to include them in their study to prevent disasters like superstorm Sandy.
Joost "Luke" Demoes is our guest blogger this week. In this installment of By The Numbers, he makes a very interesting comparison.
