NYC Landmarks Becoming Suicide Haven?
Tyler Clementi is the most recent example of a New York City landmark becoming the site of a tragedy. But there is a reason those who take their own life choose an iconic structure for their final act.
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Tyler Clementi is the most recent example of a New York City landmark becoming the site of a tragedy. But there is a reason those who take their own life choose an iconic structure for their final act.
The Rutgers freshman's death is being felt across the country, especially in his tight-knit hometown, where a school-wide assembly will be held Thursday.
Prosecutors have been looking into whether they could file additional charges in the suicide of Tyler Clementi, but New Jersey law might not adequately address the tragic death.
The outpouring of emotion over a student suicide at Rutgers University is spilling across the region Sunday night. Two candlelight vigils are planned for Sunday evening, as calls for justice and understanding grow louder.
The 156 LED necklace lights of the George Washington Bridge will shine in pink this month.
The two students accused of broadcasting a classmate's sexual encounter could face additional charges. Authorities are trying to determine whether bias played a role in the alleged crimes.
Joseph Cerniglia, 39, owned Campania in Fair Lawn, N.J. On the show, Cerniglia said his personal debt was "overwhelming,'' and estimated owing purveyors about $80,000.
New York authorities say six people were arrested and more than $1 million worth of heroin was seized in a nighttime raid that briefly closed the George Washington Bridge.
The last remaining aviation beacon on the east coast is the one atop the George Washington Bridge's eastern tower.
