New York

George Washington Bridge Scandal & News: GWB to Get Suicide Barrier

16 people jumped to their deaths from the bridge in 2013 The George Washington Bridge, which spans from New York to New Jersey, is set to get a suicide-prevention fence that could cost up to $47 million, according to a report from CBS News.

Rihanna’s Stalker Arrested: Homeless Man Left Threatening Notes for the Pop Star

A New York homeless man has been arrested for stalking singer Rihanna at her SoHo and California homes

Comcast-Time Warner Merger Reviewed in New York; Is This Good for Latinos?

New York City comptroller Scott Stringer told the New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) Monday that in order for a Comcast-Time Warner merger to go through, the state requires a promise of better Internet service.

Fund Started for Victims of New York Immigration Nonprofit Groups: Eduardo Juarez Reportedly Took Thousands From Clients, Some Deported

On Monday, New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced a $2.2 million restitution fund for those who were scammed by TV and radio star and Spanish-language newspaper columnist Eduardo Juarez, who reportedly took money from thousands of undocumented immigrants under the lure of citizenship.

NYPD Officers Choke Staten Island Man to Death During Arrest

A New York man died Thursday after police officers put him in a chokehold as he was recorded on video repeatedly telling the cops "I can't breathe."

New York City Fire Department Calendar Features Woman for First Time Ever

The Fire Department of New York's annual calendar will be a little different in 2015--besides featuring some of the city's finest hunks, it will also include a female firefighter for the first time ever.

LIRR Strike, Update & Schedule: Will Either Side Reach A Deal Before Planned Strike?

If agreement isn't reached strike could begin Sunday The New York Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) asked Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) unions to resume talks Wednesday.

New York Data Breach: 7.3 Million New Yorkers Affected; Usernames, Passwords Stolen

Almost 23 million New Yorkers affected in last eight years. Almost 23 million New Yorkers' private records have been exposed in data security breaches by more than 3,000 businesses, nonprofits and governments over the past eight years, the New York attorney general reported.

Powerful Northeast Storms Kill 5, Leave 200,000 More Without Power

Multiple states in the Northeast were hit by powerful, fast-moving storms Tuesday night that killed at least five people and left almost 200,000 others without power.

NYC Subway Baby: Mother of Abandoned Child Identified, Arrested

The woman accused of abandoning her 7-month-old baby on a New York City subway platform has been identified.

New York City Council Passes Free Legal Counsel for Poor Immigrants Facing Deportation

New York City became the first jurisdiction in the United States to provide free legal counsel to detained undocumented immigrations facing deportation. New York City's Council passed the $4.9 billion program known as the New York Immigrant Family Unity Project (NYIFUP) after a "successful" yearlong trial.

State Sen. Adriano Espaillat Concedes 13th Congressional District Election: Did Espaillat's Dominican Heritage Help Rep. Charles Rangel?

He would have been the first Dominican-born member of the United States Congress, but for New York State Sen. Adriano Espaillat's Democratic primary election run for the 13th Congressional District, it was about policy, rather than being first in the history books.

Man Walks Into New York McDonald’s With Knife in His Back

Patrons eating breakfast a McDonald's in Queens, New York were shocked when a man walked into the restaurant with a knife in his back.

Local News: Retired Long Island, New York Police Sergeant Faces Over 60 Charges for Stealing Cash From Latino Drivers

A retired police sergeant from Long Island's Suffolk County in New York was charged with 20 new hate crimes Tuesday during his indictment, where he already faced charges for stealing from Latino drivers.

Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, New York's First Openly Gay Congressman, Marries Longtime Partner

New York's first openly gay congressman, Sean Patrick Maloney, got married over the weekend, making him the second member in Congress to marry a same-sex partner.

'Central Park 5' Reach Settlement With New York City for $40M for False Convictions

After decades of fighting for justice, the five men wrongly convicted of brutally beating and raping a female jogger in Central Park in 1989 have agreed to settle their lawsuit against New York City for $40 million.

Medical Marijuana Center, Clinics & News 2014: New York Legislature Approves Drug for Patients

Governor Cuomo will grudgingly sign the law into effect, adding New York to the growing list of states with legal medical marijuana.

Angie Martinez Hot 97 & Instagram: NYC Radio Host Abruptly Resigns

Radio personality Angie Martinez has made an exit from the radio station that allowed her to shine as the quintessential “Voice of New York.”

Immigration Reform News 2014: New York State Senator Introduces State Citizenship Bill, Would Allow Current Undocumented Immigrants to Run for Office

On Monday, New York state Senator Gustavo Rivera and supporters introduced the New York Is Home Act, a bill that would grant state citizenship to an estimated 2.7 million immigrants living in the state.

Ruby Dee Life, History and Career: Actress and Civil Rights Activist Dies at 91

Legendary actress and Civil Rights activist Ruby Dee died on Wednesday, June 11, at the age of 91. Legendary actress and Civil Rights activist Ruby Dee died on Wednesday, June 11, at the age of 91.

World's Oldest Man Alexander Imich Dies in New York City at Age 111

Alexander Imich, who at age 111 was declared to be the oldest man in the world, died peacefully on Sunday morning.
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