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You're sleeping and they're stealing. Police are searching for burglars that are targeting homes in several posh Staten Island neighborhoods in the middle of the night. It's happened at least five times.
A Westchester County father was found stabbed to death and now police sources say his 14-year-old daughter is the prime suspect. The victim died in his own home early Sunday morning.
New Jersey's anti-bullying law is the toughest in the nation. But now, one district in the Garden State is taking the new law a step further. In the East Hanover School District all eyes will be on you if you choose to bully another student.
According to the DOT, drivers can buy time from a meter on any street in the city and use remaining time on another street. But Assemblyman William Colton says parking enforcement officials are not honoring that policy.
A late afternoon rally pushed the stock market higher for only the second day this month.
Saying the radicalization in Muslim communities has increased in America and Britain, King said "we can't afford to be politically correct."
Trees along the parkways, most of them sitting in saturated ground, can pose a huge hazard.
A New Jersey man, Richard West, filed a whistleblower complaint against Maxim Healthcare Systems after figuring out he'd been overbilled.
The wings of the US airways jet piloted safely into the Hudson River by Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger are heading south.
The supercomputer best known for trouncing the world's best "Jeopardy!'' players is being tapped by one of the nation's largest health insurers to diagnose medical problems and authorize treatments.
Former New York City cop Kenneth Moreno, found not guilty in the rape of a fashion executive, is off the hook on a heroin possession charge.
Rockland County is taking out an emergency loan to pay its bills.
Suffolk County police say a 20-year-old Coram man was driving in Medford when an older model green Ford Explorer pulled up in front of him and forced him to stop.
How many lawmakers might be interested in speech time before the cameras while an objective review of the utilities' response to Hurricane Irene is shoved to the sidelines?
