Serbian Basketball Player Who Beat Brooklyn Classmate Released From Prison Early
The former college basketball player who savagely beat a fellow student from Brooklyn has been freed from jail two months early.
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The former college basketball player who savagely beat a fellow student from Brooklyn has been freed from jail two months early.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg estimates Superstorm Sandy caused a whopping $19 billion in losses in New York City so he asked federal lawmakers to put up nearly $10 billion to reimburse both government agencies and private businesses.
At a hearing before the state Senate Budget Committee Monday, local emergency management officials and mayors testified about their storm recovery needs to ensure they are up and running for high season.
A parking attendant was killed Monday when an SUV rolled off the lift and crashed six feet to the ground, crushing the worker as he was standing underneath.
Shelton and Bublè have been friends for years, but that doesn't mean the country singer wasn't nervous about asking the Canadian crooner for a favor.
Carolina Prime Pet, Inc., is voluntarily recalling 5-count packages of Priority Total Pet Care All Natural Bullstrips after Salmonella was detected during testing by the Colorado Department of Agriculture.
The Giants responded to an awful game against Cincinnati by bludgeoning the Packers 38-10.
Just four days after the ocean crashed through the big glass windows of the Peninsula branch on Rockaway Beach Boulevard, a yellow bus pulled in to the parking lot to offer residents a break from the devastation.
Vilma Soltesz and her husband had booked two seats for her return flight to New York last month but Delta and KLM airlines said they couldn't accommodate her because of her size.
For convicted cop killer Ronell Wilson, the Facebook page he's managed to keep up while on death row could be his undoing.
MVC Chief Administrator Ray Martinez disputed the audit's findings, which centered on savings that could have been had because mandatory safety inspections were discontinued two years ago.
Most Americans who traveled during this Thanksgiving holiday came face to face with an American reality: while there is much to be thankful for, our infrastructure is not one of those things.
According to the committee, the Staten Island Republican may have violated campaign finance laws by soliciting and accepting prohibited contributions. That may have led to false information being included in campaign finance reports, the committee said.
While the current law allows drivers to set their own prices, they are required to disclose that price on clearly posted signs.
The Jets should go after Ravens Assistant General Manager Eric DeCosta and make him the new GM of Gang Green.
