18-Year-Old Running For Police Commissioner In Port Washington
Paul Faulk, an 18-year-old community college student with no law enforcement or business experience, has launched his candidacy for Port Washington police commissioner.
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Paul Faulk, an 18-year-old community college student with no law enforcement or business experience, has launched his candidacy for Port Washington police commissioner.
With life size warp pipes, trampoline coin jumps and a flagpole finale, New Yorkers can step into a Nintendo game Saturday as the Super Mario 3D Land launch event comes to Times Square.
A rundown of the best parts of the 14th Annual New York Chocolate Show, in town at the Metropolitan Pavilion on West 18th Street.
Gone from a New York mountain retreat are the hideous decor additions of the 1970s - the mirrored walls and turquoise formica.
Jeff Combs grew up in Westchester County and joined the Marines at 17. On his second tour of duty in Iraq, he was wounded.
The 74-foot Norway Spruce was cut down Wednesday in Mifflinville, Pa. and has arrived in New York City Friday, where it will light up Rockefeller Center.
"This was an incredibly violent act and put the public at risk," said Supervisory Special Agent Barbara Daly.
Police say 19-year-old Michael Wayman was arrested Thursday night without incident in Harlem by the NYPD's Regional Fugitive Task Force.
New Jersey's largest police union is expressing anger over this week's shooting death of an off-duty Det. Michael Morgan.
Is this supposed to be a good luck day or something? Like the opposite of Friday the 13th? As such, I will tell you a story about a bit of random kindness I received last night.
Children on board a school bus called their parents to tell them their driver was swerving and falling asleep behind the wheel. Police said Carole Crockett's blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit.
Friday could be your lucky day. The numbers are all lined up -- 11/11/11 -- and at least one Manhattan couple is taking advantage. They are scheduled to deliver twins.
Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio said a sacrilege is about to go on display at the Brooklyn Museum with the debut next week of "Hide/Seek," an exhibit focused on gay-themed art.
Residents said the rink took them by surprise. It started going up about three weeks ago and they're upset because they claim they were never notified.
A cherished parking ticket perk is about to bite the dust -- the victim of hard times right here in New York City. Gotham is putting the brakes on a program that gives parking scofflaws a break.
