Brooklyn Municipal Building Making Room For Restaurant, Shops
Three floors of the western side of the imposing Brooklyn Municipal Building are being converted to a restaurant and shops.
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Three floors of the western side of the imposing Brooklyn Municipal Building are being converted to a restaurant and shops.
One YouTube user however has gone to dramatic new lengths to document the trouble in the park. He created a horror movie-like video depicting the vivacious vermin vectoring voraciously.
The robberies come just two months after June's Medford pharmacy massacre which left four people dead.
Following a day of record rainfall that led to power outages, disrupted train service and flooded homes for many in the Tri-State area, an all-out effort is being made to repair the damage.
The hunt is on for a heartless thief on Staten Island that robbed a man trying to raise money for a 5-year-old boy suffering from a rare form of cancer.
Nick Oram lives above the construction and understands there is going to be noise, but he's complaining about the Port Authority's constant construction, calling it "egregious."
The measure, which the Democratic governor proposed and lawmakers approved, establishes a new 14-member Joint Commission on Public Ethics to oversee and investigate compliance by lawmakers.
The Bronx native was among those in the front rows of the outdoor concert venue where country group Sugarland was set to play. A powerful gust of wind dragged at the stage rigging, causing it to buckle, and ultimately, collapse into the crowd.
It's being viewed by many as a bird-brained idea from city and federal officials, putting a garbage transfer station right in the flight path of planes flying to and from LaGuardia Airport.
An explosive rescue on Long Island Sound on Saturday has left a local man alive, but homeless. The inferno could be seen for miles.
A woman sitting in a New York City park was struck by a ball, but she was the one who ended up getting tossed out. At 73, Harri Molese doesn't look like a threat to society, but as she walked into Ruppert Park she became a law-breaker.
Those looking for work came from a variety of backgrounds, including child services professional Deborah Riddy and former business owner Matthew Manning.
According to Con Edison, Friday's water main break has left over 7,000 customers without gas and many without comforts often taken for granted.
The Port Authority said the additional revenue is necessary to pay for new bus projects and much-needed fixes for bridges, roads and airports.
Officials said Russell DeCeck may have received an electric shock from a train car he was working on. He fell onto the third rail at about 6 p.m. Sunday.
