Honda of the Bronx Caught in Price-Switch Scheme, City Investigation Finds
Buying a vehicle is one of the largest financial commitments many households make. New York City officials say dozens of consumers were denied information they needed before signing contracts at a Bronx dealership. Honda of ... Read more
Port Authority employee charged with getting paid for work he didn’t perform
A Port Authority employee has been charged with getting paid for work he didn’t not perform by falsifying his hours, Hudson County Prosecutor Wayne Mello announced. Noah Nieves, 53, of Pennsylvania, is charged with theft by deception and tampering with records, both third-degree crimes, Mello said in a statement.
Brooklyn Clinic Boss Guilty in $52 Million Suboxone Scam
A Brooklyn clinic owner has been convicted at trial in what prosecutors say was a $52 million health care fraud and narcotics racket that targeted people desperate for addiction treatment. A federal jury in the Eastern District of New York found Tony Brown-Arkah guilty this month on multiple counts, including health ca
‘To see him bloody, his glasses broken,’ Bronx mom wants answers after her son...
Emilyann Montes said her son, Elijah, was on his way to school Friday morning when he was punched multiple times by a stranger near Chesbrough Avenue and Williamsbridge Road.
Delaware Stepmother Arrested in Connection with 10-Year-Old’s Death
37-year-old Adiaratou Coulibaly has been arrested in connection with the death of her 10-year-old stepdaughter, Fatima Kone. The arrest by Delaware State Police comes just over a week after the child’s father was charged with murder in the same case. Coulibaly was taken into custody on June 5 in...
Police identify Longwood homicide victim found stabbed to death in his apartment
Police have identified the victim of homicide in Longwood. They say Reginald Copeland, 64, was found dead with a stab wound to his chest inside his apartment at 1006 Longfellow Ave. just before 11:30 p.m. on June 3. The buildings landlord told News 12 a construction worker made the discovery.
Bronx resident says yearslong wait for NYCHA transfer is putting her life at risk
According to Rodriguez, NYCHA approved her transfer to accommodate her medical equipment and healthcare needs. However, she says that despite that approval, she continues to be told to wait.
Here’s What ‘Dirty Water’ Hot Dogs Really Are
If you've ever visited New York you may have heard some locals talking about dirty water hot dogs. Here's what they're actually talking about.
2 men arrested for selling heroin & crack cocaine at Hoboken Housing Authority
Two men have been arrested for selling heroin and crack cocaine at the Hoboken Housing Authority as the result of resident complaints, according to city police department. “These arrests are the direct result of concerns raised by residents and our continued commitment to addressing quality-of-life issues in our commun
16 Rare Photos That Show New York Before Skyscrapers Took Over
Explore 16 rare photos of New York before skyscrapers took over, showing church spires, horse carts, ferries, waterfronts, and open city views.
