Bronx man killed in fiery Sprain Brook Parkway crash
Police said 22-yaer-old Gavion Singleton's SUV went off the road and burst into flames in Greenburgh.
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Police said 22-yaer-old Gavion Singleton's SUV went off the road and burst into flames in Greenburgh.
A newborn baby was delivered on the Sprain Brook Parkway, and on Friday, a mother and father were sharing their Thanksgiving story.
Motorists were stranded for hours after a crash on the Sprain Brook Parkway with some cars turning around to escape the gridlock.
Drivers sat in the dark and in the heat for roughly four hours as workers scrambled to clean up the mess.
Acting Westchester County District Attorney James A. McCarty says Efren Moreano of Yonkers was sentenced Wednesday in the February 2015 death of Detective Paul Duncan.
An alleged wrong-way driver accused of causing a crash that killed an off-duty NYPD police detective had a blood alcohol content above the legal limit at the time of the incident, authorities said Monday.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for an off-duty NYPD detective killed on his way to work in a wrong-way crash on the Sprain Brook Parkway.
Police said a Honda Civic was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes of the parkway when it hit a Honda Pilot head-on, killing 46-year-old Paul Duncan of Hartsdale.
Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore said Alberto Plasencia, 28, was sentenced Tuesday. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter in June.
A single-car crash left four people dead early Sunday in the Westchester County municipality of Greenburgh.
Rabbi Alfredo Borodowski, 49, of White Plains has been charged with criminal impersonation for an incident from May on the Sprain Brook Parkway.
Alberto Plasencia, 27, of Yonkers is charged with murder in the second degree in connection with the April 24, 2004, death of Maria McSweeney.
Marie McSweeney was driving on the Sprain Parkway when someone hurled a chunk of asphalt from an overpass in the middle of the afternoon.
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WCBS 880 Anchor Steve Scott spoke with New York Gov. David Paterson Tuesday on a range of topics -- including any regrets he has and his future in politics.
