Suffolk DA: Woman Sold Fake Tiffany Jewelry; Said Sales Were Helping Food Pantry
People on Long Island thought they were buying fancy jewelry to help a good cause, but officials say it was all a fraud.
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People on Long Island thought they were buying fancy jewelry to help a good cause, but officials say it was all a fraud.
A cab went out of control and crashed into a nail salon on Park Avenue South and East 30th Street.
After burglars cleaned out a North Bellport home of gifts and electronics last weekend, the Sabolenko family thought they would have no presents to open on Christmas morning.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority board passed its spending and revenue blueprint for 2012, calling the budget fragile. There is some good news in it.
This is the second year of 24-hour shopping for Toys "R" Us and the fifth year for Macy's. Many other stores are also joining in and there may be big benefits to waiting so late.
Police say they're looking for 33-year-old Eldin Ahmetovic and 32-year-old Yulia Bushuyeva in connection with at least a dozen break-ins.
A simple yellow dot could save your life, if a new program in Nassau County is successful.
Many Verizon Wireless customers woke up this morning to discover that their "smart" phones had suddenly been dumbstruck by another data outage, the second in as many weeks.
Police say that the two would drive around and when they saw packages delivered by UPS or the United States Postal Service, they would run up to the doorsteps and steal the holiday gifts.
An employee found an African-American baby doll hanging with a chain noose around its neck at the department's Bronx headquarters on Tuesday.
The language came close to dying out after the Holocaust as millions of Yiddish speakers either perished in Nazi concentration camps or fled to other countries where their native tongue was not welcome.
The feeling of loss the might not be different 23 years after the crash of PanAm 103, but just about everything else is.
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says the counterfeit prescriptions were filled in 20 counties throughout the state.
The mall's senior general manager, James M. Easley, says he's seen customers point to the billboard and tell their children: "You don't want to be that guy."
Vandals hit eight times, desecrating nativity scenes across the area. So far no arrests have been made, but if and when the perpetrators are caught, it will be prosecuted as a hate crime and could be a felony, police said.
