Connecticut Attorney General Gets Fraudulent Sites Removed From Facebook
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen says imposter websites have been popping up on Facebook users' accounts.
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Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen says imposter websites have been popping up on Facebook users' accounts.
The New York City medical examiner has determined last week's brutal heat wave is to blame for another death.
As patrons streamed into the Empire City casino at Yonkers Raceway, golden shovels went into the dirt, breaking ground on a new $40 million expansion on Tuesday.
Realtors in New Jersey are hoping to scare up a buyer for "The Amityville Horror" house.
The store owner was shot during the robbery. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital with a single gunshot wound to the chest. He is listed in stable condition.
Connecticut residents are well aware of the new and higher sales taxes that have kicked in, and now, they must brace for smaller paychecks.
The old saying "crime doesn't pay" apparently doesn't apply to fare evaders in New York City subways.
If a deal is approved, Connecticut could avoid laying off state workers. On the verge of that approval, Gov. Dan Malloy spoke with WCBS 880 about the state's budget and the debt-ceiling debate in Washington.
Stops along the C/E line will be among the first to get the new service.
Metro-North officials have agreed to meet with emergency responders from Westport to address concerns that passengers were stuck on a train last week in triple-digit heat.
Prosecutors said the men and several co-conspirators used personal information of hundreds of identity theft victims to create false income tax returns and generate refund checks. The checks were deposited into two dozen bank accounts the conspirators controlled.
Residents, business owners and lobbyists can comment on the plan at a hearing Tuesday afternoon at New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark.
In a unanimous vote, the Cortlandt town board passed a resolution asking the Westchester County board not to allow a six-acre piece of property on Croton Avenue to be classified as a farm.
A local teenager is fighting for his life after being mauled in Alaska and he's not the only victim. Josh Berg of New City was with a group of teens learning survival skills when the grizzly bear attacked.
Outside the Norwegian Seamen's Church on East 52nd Street, a small, heartfelt memorial burned for the slaughtered souls of the horrific killings in Norway.
