Peekskill Residents Livid About No Clapping Rule At City Council Meetings
After a series of boisterous council meetings, Mayor Mary Foster is trying to bring decorum back to the chamber.
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After a series of boisterous council meetings, Mayor Mary Foster is trying to bring decorum back to the chamber.
Police said Michael Sebastian was following the teen on Facebook when she updated her status saying she'd be at a nearby shopping center. That is where the accused man allegedly coaxed the victim into his car and assaulted her.
Some 17 cops are expected to be indicted on charges said to include bribery, larceny, perjury and obstruction. Some 100 others will face non-criminal Police Department punishment.
Football is back, and with it, the violent collisions that sometimes leave players with concussions
The suit is accusing a Riverdale landlord of exercising the kind of quiet housing bias that keeps some neighborhoods mostly white -- even when people of color have the money and means to move there.
While it won't break the bank, customers can expect to pay an average of $3.07 more per month, according to LIPA chief Michael Hervey.
Massapequa Park will be the first Long Island municipality to use electronic sensors embedded in the street to detect illegally parked vehicles.
"Any mother who's going through this -- do what you got to do to protect your kids," Nadal told reporters.
It was a glamorous night at the Waldorf=Astoria Monday, as legends from the sports and entertainment world gathered to raise money for the Marc Buoniconti Fund, a project devoted to curing paralysis.
After previously taking issue with the President's stance on Israel, Koch now says "I am on the Obama express bus for re-election."
Two brothers from Long Island had just paid for one crime when, only hous later, they were charged with another.
The evidence was presented by prosecutors in the trial of Joshua Komisarjevsky, who faces a possible death sentence if convicted.
Sgt. Dakota Meyer's lawyer says he doesn't want to be a "one-person exception" to the deadline and won't apply.
On Sunday, Schumer called OnStar's previous policy "one of the most brazen invasions of privacy in recent memory."
