A vendor working for National Grid that was visiting a residential home for an inspection was arrested after stealing a pocketbook and credit card from the homeowner. The incident happened on Tuesday afternoon when the homeowner received a call from the bank that there are suspicious charges on the credit card, after checking, they noticed …
The FDNY was on the scene at a fire in an under-construction 48-story hotel in Midtown on Monday. The fire sent plumes of smoke into the neighborhood, and was seen as far away as New Jersey. The FDNY says the fire was on the 10th floor of 145 West 47th Street, which is the site …
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NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Cohen, who was former President Donald Trump’s longtime personal lawyer until his 2018 arrest, said Monday that his three-year prison sentence — mostly spent in home confinement — was over as he took another swipe at his former boss and vowed to continue cooperating with law enforcement probes. A smiling …
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In an unfortunate turn of events, a Hasidic couple and their one-year-old child from Belgium who were visiting family to celebrate Pesach were stabbed by an African-American man who was out on parole for attempted murder. The incident occurred at around 5:50 PM at Battery Park, New York. According to police, the knife-wielding man charged …
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Marijuana is officially legal in New York. Gov. Cuomo signed the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act into law Wednesday morning after it was passed by the New York State Assembly and Senate Tuesday. According to the governor’s office, the legislation, known formally as S.854-A/A.1248-A: Establishes the Office of Cannabis Management Expands New York’s existing Medical Marijuana …
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