Appeals Court: NJ Black Bear Hunt Can Go On As Planned
An appeals court turned down a challenge on Thursday from animal rights groups that the bear hunt plan was flawed.
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An appeals court turned down a challenge on Thursday from animal rights groups that the bear hunt plan was flawed.
Asked whether he believes the European debt crisis is headed for a resolution, Mayor Michael Bloomberg expressed skepticism and indicated it's a wider issue than simply Europe.
It was in Patchogue, Long Island where, sadly, in 2008, Ecuadorian immigrant Marcelo Lucero was murdered.
Eighteen people have been indicted in a "complex and sophisticated" auto loan scheme in Queens following a three-year investigation, officials announced on Thursday.
Police say the robber shot his second robbery victim in the torso before demanding money.
Authorities said Dr. Leonard Stambler of Baldwin Harbor was writing large numbers of prescriptions for Oxycodone to patients who were then believed to be reselling or abusing the medication.
More than 110,000 people in New York City are infected with HIV, more than in any other U.S. city and about 75 percent of all cases in the state.
The winner of this year's uncoveted gold snail on a pedestal is the M50 crosstown bus which the groups said clocked in at 3.5 mph at noon on a weekday.
Patrick Parisi Jr. has been identified by authorities as the man who was found dead in a dorm room at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
The town librarians in Fairfield have chosen a free verse novel, call it a compelling read, and expect thousands of residents to be turning the pages.
The accusations come after inspectors with the Weights and Measures Office checked whether 325 stations were selling fuel with octane levels as advertised.
The state saw 60.7 inches of rain through the end of November. Tuesday's storm helped eclipse the old record of 59.98 inches set in 1996.
Kevin Davis left MF Global in 2008 after the firm lost more than 90 percent of its market value.
The tarps and tents may be gone but the Occupy Wall Street concert series at Zuccotti Park is still going strong.
"It's really going to hurt because two of my kids are in college and of course $1,000, $2,000 can really help in paying tuition," said Antonio Meloni of Astoria.
