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Saying he needed to inspect a window, one of the suspects lured the man into a bathroom as the other two went into the bedroom and stole cash, according to police.
Police are looking for a pair of suspects who they say are responsible for three robberies in Queens since last month.
According to the report from the organization Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, 77,000 children in New York were confirmed victims of abuse and neglect in 2010. 114 of them died.
Some New York City taxis are getting technology to help visually impaired riders make sure they're not being taken for a ride.
NYPD Police Commissioner Ray Kelly described what happened, saying Loor was "stabbed in his left temple with a knife that penetrated his skull."
All donations will be tax-deductible and 100 percent of the donation will be given to the Lieutenant Richard A. Nappi Children's Education Fund.
Someone is letting their dog defecate around town and in flower boxes, and at least one resident is doggone tired of it.
The idea played to mixed reviews from several commuters in midtown Manhattan.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg touted the plans Tuesday while some critics say the emphasis on new schools is hurting students at larger institutions that the city is shutting down.
Cuomo reported income of nearly $50,000 from unspecified investments in bonds and in investments generally categorized as real estate or "royalties" in Dallas, Austin, and Fort Worth and in Red Bank, N.J.
Chaos and commotion broke out just steps from Family Court in Central Islip on Tuesday. The incident was described by some witnesses as a soap opera gone wild.
In court Tuesday, Zazi, with short hair and a beard, was asked if he could identify one of the two men who were committed to killing New Yorkers. He pointed to the defendant and said in a clear voice, "I see Medunjanin."
A large lake on the New York-New Jersey border is not quite as big as it should be. A mild winter and dry spring have conspired to leave an entire tourist industry high and dry along Greenwood Lake.
A "cash mob" is like a flash mob, but with a philanthropic twist. There are only three rules: Have fun, spend $20 and make three new friends.
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer wants the New York State Legislature to revive the long-dead New York City commuter tax, WCBS 880's Paul Murnane reported Tuesday.
