Man Accused Of Burning Woman Alive In Brooklyn Elevator Indicted For Murder
Prosecutors have indicted Jerome Isaac, the man who is accused of burning a 73-year-old woman to death in an elevator of her Brooklyn apartment building.
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Prosecutors have indicted Jerome Isaac, the man who is accused of burning a 73-year-old woman to death in an elevator of her Brooklyn apartment building.
When the pit bull first arrived at the Little Shelter in Huntington, she was on the brink of death and a veterinarian recommended Viagra to help her heart keep beating.
There is two days left until Christmas and if you're waiting on last-minute online orders to arrive, you may be disappointed.
Family and friends were overcome with grief after the body of Melvin Vargas was discovered. Police say he was stabbed several times.
New Jersey TRANSIT says a train without passengers jumped the tracks in Jersey City around 3 a.m. after hitting the car that apparently ran a red light.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says it's prepared to handle the more than 11 million travelers who will use its airports, tunnels, bridges and PATH system between now and New Years.
Parents Ian and Sylvia were thrilled when they learned they were expecting a child, but devastated to find out their baby had a birth defect. After surgery and weeks of worry, the couple was able to bring their baby home for the holidays.
Doctors provided a relatively positive outlook for Firefighter Robert Wiedmann, 38. However, it will take about one year for him to fully recover after being badly burned while fighting a Brooklyn fire this week.
Veterans in Westchester County say they feel betrayed and angered. They're upset about a man who has claimed to be a highly decorated military officer for years and he's not.
The findings of a default judgement signed by the judge said Iran continues to provide material support and resources to al-Qaida by providing a safe haven for al-Qaida leadership and rank-and-file al-Qaida members.
After months of bickering, congressional leaders have reached a compromise to prevent higher payroll taxes for 160 million Americans.
They wore the faces of grief. They were Melvin Vargas' Prospect-Lefferts Gardens neighbors, as his body was finally taken to the morgue on Thursday.
A woman who works in Midtown skips lunch to skip rope. But not in her office or in a gym, but smack dab in the middle of busy Manhattan traffic.
The decision comes after a 10-day-old baby in Missouri -- who was fed the formula -- died of a suspected bacterial infection.
Fake NFL jerseys, Disney knock-offs, and replicas of an Angry Birds toy are all part of the massive seizure of counterfeit goods announced Thursday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
