Students That Bullied Upstate Bus Monitor Karen Klein Suspended For 1 Year
The middle school students who tormented a bus aide in Upstate New York have been suspended from school for one year.
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The middle school students who tormented a bus aide in Upstate New York have been suspended from school for one year.
Ten minutes of humiliation led to action and an outpouring of support for an upstate grandmother. In only three days, school bus monitor Karen Klein has turned into an Internet celebrity.
The video, which was posted on YouTube, was taken by passenger John Bingham on a Metro-North train on the Harlem Line as it was heading from Wakefield to Grand Central Station Wednesday morning.
Millions of Americans are spending dozens of hours a week on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc. At times, trying to keep up with these services can be overwhelming.
For an assignment on persuasive speech, Jessica Barba, 15, created an anti-bullying video and Facebook page about a fictitious 12-year-old girl who commits suicide after being bullied at school.
Even with his loyal Storm Troopers in tow, Darth Vader could not manage to get out of a New York City parking ticket.
There are a variety of ways to assert your fandom in the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry. Some may take part in a Quinnipiac poll. Others decide to take the make-my-child-cry approach. And then there's the fisticuffs method.
The proliferation of cell-phone cameras has resulted in many incidents underground being caught on video that might've other escaped notice. This time, a bunch of kids are involved in an incredibly dangerous stunt.
Gotham's newest superhero doubles as a mild-mannered junk food eater. He's being called "Snackman" after a cell phone camera caught him breaking up a fight on a subway a few weeks ago.
Michael Testa's pizza hurling skills first became apparent to the world in a YouTube video, which has racked up more than 160,000 views.
Lennon Baldwin, a 15-year-old was a freshman at Morristown High School, took his own life last week and authorities are investigating if he was driven to suicide by bullies.
What's that sound? Is that nepotism I hear singing...oh no, it's Madonna's daughter Lourdes.
A videographer came along for the occasion, and entered the private residence during the raid. That violates federal policy - only people who are members of law enforcement can film inside a private residence during a raid.
The cinnamon challenge is an old stunt that is making the rounds with a new generation of teens and is popping up all over YouTube and Facebook.
The commercial features the 11-year-old riding in a bus singing Adele's hit "Rolling in the Deep" until she's joined by other girls. The song then changes into Adele's version.
As Big Blue fever sweeps the Tri-State area, we noticed a video on YouTube of one little guy who just might be the littlest Giants fan.
The officers from the 42nd Precinct have been stripped of their guns and shields and placed on modified duty.
As Giants fans across the Tri-State area prep for their team's appearance at the big game this weekend, fans of the classic 80s film Ferris Bueller's Day Off also have something to look forward to.
It was dinner and a show at Stage Door East Deli and Pizzeria in Farmingdale Saturday night when pizza maker Carmelo Raccuglia broke into song after he found out it was a customer's birthday.
U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will step down from Congress, she announced Sunday in a message posted to Youtube.
It's been four years since the Giants advanced to the Super Bowl and they're just one game away from returning to the big game.
A drunk NYPD cop who was kicked off of a Greyhound bus in Philadelphia during the holidays has been suspended without pay, according to police.
In several cases, drivers can be seen going through red lights and then slamming on their brakes to avoid a collision with another car.
After months of hiding, the world is now hearing from Casey Anthony, the woman acquitted last summer of killing her daughter Caylee.
A meme that has been exploding for a while is "S*** Girls Say," along with its various spin offs targeting other groups: boys, homosexuals and more.
