Ice Pick Robbery Suspect Awaits Extradition From NJ
A person of interest in New York City's so-called ice pick robberies is awaiting an extradition hearing in New Jersey.
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A person of interest in New York City's so-called ice pick robberies is awaiting an extradition hearing in New Jersey.
The unseasonably cold temperatures blew into our area over the weekend. Snow flurries fell off and on Monday and continued through the night, getting some into the holiday spirit.
360 days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress passed the War Hazards Compensation Act. It has now been over nine years since the attacks of 9/11.
The proposal, intended to speed up buses, would be to create a pedestrian plaza between Fifth and Sixth Avenues where all cars and trucks would be banned.
Sen. Charles Schumer is urging the United States trade representative to pressure China to stop the counterfeiting of guitar strings made by Farmingdale-base D'Addario.
Aubrey Mercurius' girlfriend told police she heard an argument in the apartment and got out of bed to find a man fleeing and her boyfriend bleeding from a gunshot wound.
A padded chest protector wasn't enough to prevent a fatal injury to 16-year-old Tommy Adams. Adams suffered cardiac arrest Sunday after getting hit by a pitch in practice.
The NYPD released video Sunday of the passenger who allegedly shot and critically wounded driver Trevor Bell.
The new owners of a New York Burger Company franchise invited a Buddhist priest, Catholic priest and Jewish Rabbi to their location Monday to cast away some bad spirits.
It feels an awful lot like winter, but winter is still 15 days away.
The President announced a bipartisan agreement on year-end legislation to extend expiring tax cuts and renew jobless benefits as part of a sweeping attempt to strengthen the economic recovery.
A proposal by Mayor Michael Bloomberg -- intended to speed up buses -- would create a pedestrian plaza between Fifth and Sixth avenues, where all cars and trucks would be banned.
A straight-A student from the Bronx extended his hand to offer peace, and instead ended up dead. Police said he was shot to death in broad daylight during a dispute near his home in Soundview.
The Times Union of Albany reported that Paterson allocated the money for a youth chess program and to promote a New Jersey-New York Super Bowl, among other things.
