Rockland Home Contractor Accused Of Swindling
52-year-old John DiGiacomo has been charged with grand larceny.
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52-year-old John DiGiacomo has been charged with grand larceny.
Police responded after getting a 911 call of shots fired Wednesday at the 135th Street location in the South Ozone Park section of Wueens.
O'Daly's husband, Jim Leonhardt, described her ordeal, saying she spent the hours after her fall lying on her floor, pale-faced and screaming in agony whenever anyone tried to move her leg or adjust a pillow.
On the day after the day after, New Yorkers were left wondering what happened. There are still many streets that haven't seen a plow yet.
A man with a criminal past admitted killing a woman whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase, but he said she attacked him first, prosecutors said Tuesday.
The blizzard crippled area airports, and they're still trying to get back to normal. It's had a ripple affect all across the country, including Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
As you all know, a holiday blizzard walloped the Tri-State Area over the weekend. It is now Tuesday and many people are still snowed in, and several streets remain untouched.
Passengers on three flights arriving at Kennedy Airport say they spent hours on the tarmac waiting to disembark.
Rep. Charles Rangel has established a defense fund that will allow supporters to contribute up to $5,000 a year to help pay his legal bills.
The preparations were coming along, but the snow was still piled high on the sidewalks, and with these temperatures, it didn't look like it's going to go anytime soon.
On the street in Brooklyn Heights a sanitation crew struggled to pull out one of its snow removal vehicles. The tug of war against the snow ended with the front end loader smashing into a parked SUV.
At the Westchester Medical Center emergency room, they've seen their fair share of emergencies since the snow moved into town.
Mass transit around the Tri-State finally began to move again after the blizzard brought the commute to a standstill but many suffered a long ride to work this morning and were prepared to face much of the same this afternoon.
The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index released Tuesday fell 1.3 percent in October from September.
"We're trying to dig out our stranded buses. We're working very closely with the Department of Sanitation but many roads are still impassable," said Deirdre Parker of New York City Transit.
