NY Woman Admits Faking Cancer To Get Donated Wedding Perks
Jessica Vega's admitted lie lead dozens of unknowing people to give her thousands of dollars in wedding perks, including a free wedding dress and flowers.
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Jessica Vega's admitted lie lead dozens of unknowing people to give her thousands of dollars in wedding perks, including a free wedding dress and flowers.
The measure would have required any company receiving at least $1 million in city subsidies to pay its employees at least $11.50 an hour or $10 an hour plus benefits.
Whether it's just across town or all the way across the country, spring signals the start of moving season.
The plane started swerving immediately right after the two hit, so he was rocking the plane back and forth," passenger Laura Echavarria said. "I'm going to die. I'm not going to see my family."
Video of the April 12 incident at the Giselle Mini Market On East New York Avenue shows the minor leaving the bodega after the worker, 44-year-old Ismael Duran, refused to sell the beer to him after checking his identification.
Police said they arrested a man who they believe has been terrorizing women with a gun at New Jersey shopping areas and robbing their jewelry.
Four associates of a New York businessman convicted in a $400 million Ponzi scheme were arrested early Wednesday on charges that they pocketed nearly $38 million in commissions for their efforts in advancing the fraud, federal prosecutors said.
New York is considering allowing hydraulic fracturing in the Catskills. "Fracking" is a controversial method of drilling for natural gas beneath shale rock.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a week after being named among Time's 100 most influential people, says he won't fuel speculation that he might run for president in 2016.
Lawmakers held a hearing Wednesday, calling on Village Voice Media to shut down Backpage, the adult section of its classifieds website.
Today was a big day for those hoping to run 26.2 miles in the 2012 New York City Marathon -- including one "ridiculously photogenic guy."
Witnesses testified that prescription painkiller abuse has become a major multimillion dollar drug epidemic in the city.
The New Jersey Nets, who went 1,186-1,634 and never had an identity while they toiled in the frigid marsh of North Jersey, will move to Brooklyn next year hoping to find one.
The dog, a 30-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy named Byrdie, somehow got out of her cage around 10 a.m. while she was being loaded onto a Delta flight bound for Memphis.
New Jersey's top cop met with his top commanders and the state's attorney general Wednesday to discuss allegations of high-speed police escorts for sports cars on the Garden State Parkway.
