Speed Cameras To Join Red-Light Cameras On New York City Streets?
Instead of "the check is in the mail," city drivers could soon find "the ticket is in the mail" if they step on the gas pedal too hard.
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Instead of "the check is in the mail," city drivers could soon find "the ticket is in the mail" if they step on the gas pedal too hard.
Teachers said with textbooks alone, only about half the students would participate in class. Now instructors can immediately gauge if everyone gets it.
After getting several complaints from passengers who had experiences -- the Department of Transportation now says it is investigating the bus company -- Private Transportation Corp. -- for discrimination.
A New Hyde Park man who admitted driving his motorcycle drunk in a crash that killed a Dix Hills teenager has been sentenced to up to nine years in prison.
A new hotline is helping children battle bullying. It's called "BRAVE," which stands for "building respect, acceptance, and voice through education."
Sheehan's attorney, Michael Dowd, said he is unsure if his client can use the $1 million bail she already put up for the murder charge or if she must come up with another million.
It was a wet day for the occupiers of Wall Street who are camped out in Zuccotti Park as rain moved through the area. It turns out they weren't alone. It seems Hollywood is lurking.
The completed work includes new lower-bowl seating area, expanded concourse, new locker rooms and the new Delta Sky360 Club.
Put simply, prosecutors say John Haggerty stole money from New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Transportation For America has released a report reviewing the state of our nation's bridges, and its findings about the bridges in our area are sure to raise eyebrows.
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer and state Sen. Eric Adams said that federal prosecutors need to step in to protect the rights of minorities.
Jon Bon Jovi has opened a restaurant that anyone can afford to eat at. Diners can pay whatever they're able to for their meal or volunteer to work in the restaurant or other local organizations.
Police say just before 1 a.m. back on Sept. 20, a man was walking down McClellan Street when another man ran up to him, shot the victim in the thigh and then took off.
Police say a heartless crime has been committed in Nassau County.
In Darien, five homes have recently been targeted by thieves who first make sure the homes are unoccupied. That's not so odd, but what they do next is.
