Connecticut Lawmaker: Drivers Don't Obey 65 MPH Speed Limit, So Raise It
A Connecticut lawmaker has proposed raising the statewide maximum speed limit to 75 mph.
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A Connecticut lawmaker has proposed raising the statewide maximum speed limit to 75 mph.
Charges were expected to be upgraded against three suspects Monday, after a man died of his wounds following a shooting last week in the Bronx.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is proposing spending up to $400 million to buy and demolish homes destroyed by Superstorm Sandy and permanently preserve the land as undeveloped coastline.
Johan Hedberg recorded his first shutout of the season, a 3-0 win for the Devils over the Islanders. It was Hedberg's eighth shutout with New Jersey, breaking a tie with Chris Terreri for the second-most in club history.
The hunt continued Monday for a rapist and robber who struck in broad daylight in Flatbush-Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, and neighbors were on edge as they learned about the horrifying attack.
The civil rights lawyers complained police have monitored public places where Muslims eat, shop and worship and kept records and notes about police observations despite any evidence of unlawful or terror-related activities.
Four detectives who were involved in the manhunt for Det. Peter Figoski's killers testified in the murder trial of Lamont Pride on Monday.
The young members of the P.S. 22 choir have become Staten Island celebrities and a part of American history, and on Monday, they were sharing their memories of performing at President Barack Obama's second inauguration.
A Brooklyn man is dead, two days after he was stabbed in front of a building in the Cooper Park Houses development.
A handyman was found shot to death this past weekend in Newark, N.J.
The Mobile Couch went back to school on Monday -- in Staten Island. TV 10-55's Alex Denis was live in Graniteville with the singing superstars of the PS 22 Choir.
Lasean Harps, 37, was arrested on Friday on charges of second-degree theft by deception, second-degree impersonation and theft of identity, and third-degree fraudulent use of a credit card, New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa announced.
The retailer also promised to spend $50 million to build an order-fulfillment center at an unspecified site and create hundreds of jobs.
"I want to create the same opportunities I had," she told WCBS 880's Steve Scott.
For $10, you can name a Madagascar hissing cockroach after the one you love.
