Officials: Couple Stole $771K From Special Needs Preschool For Personal Indulgences
They allegedly used the money to pay for landscaping at their house, car and insurance payments, flowers, gift cards and other personal expenses.
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They allegedly used the money to pay for landscaping at their house, car and insurance payments, flowers, gift cards and other personal expenses.
The bizarre break in happened on June 12 around 7 a.m. when Shags Ahmed and her husband were still in bed.
Police are trying to find a vehicle connected to a fatal hit-and-run that happened in the Bronx on Sunday.
Veteran FDNY firefighter William Tolley fell five stories to his death while fighting a fire in April of 2017.
His name is Gregory Russ - the head of the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority – and he's the man Bill de Blasio has settled on to cure NYCHA's multi-billion-dollar problems.
A former New York schoolteacher who was convicted of killing her lover's wife in a case dubbed the Fatal Attraction murder has been released from prison.
It was a bold theft on the subway. The suspect used a pair of scissors and the victim never noticed. And the whole thing was captured on camera.
The bill is named after 3-year-old Elijah Silvera, who died in 2017 from an allergic reaction at a preschool in Harlem.
Long Island's congressional delegation is putting a full-court press on the federal government to move faster setting standards and funding to help clean up water in local communities.
If you live in the city and can't make it to the library, it could be coming right to you.
In his testimony before Congress last week, Jon Stewart called out members who were not present for the hearing, but Majority leader Mitch McConnell says that's just the way things work.
It was colored pink and blue and initially fooled both EMS, who pronounced it dead, and NYPD Crime Scene officers.
Prosecutors say Abel Cedeno killed 15-year-old Matthew McCree and critically injured 16-year-old Ariane Laboy at the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation in September 2017.
The bill to legalize marijuana in New York appears to be on life support. Lawmakers are focusing instead on a bill to expunge the records of tens of thousands previously convicted.
A bill to make back-seat seat belt use mandatory passed the New York Senate in May. The Assembly is expected to vote on the bill.
