Police ID man suspected of robbing 6 NYC banks over 3 days
The NYPD has identified a suspect in a bank robbery spree over the last week spanning locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
I-95 Horror In Robeson County: Middletown-Bound Family Of Three Killed In Head-On Crash
A Florida mother, her young daughter and the girl’s father were killed last Saturday in a head-on collision on I-95 in Robeson County, North Carolina, while driving north to visit relatives in the Middletown area. Loved ones identified the victims as Anastasia “Tasia” Zervakis, her 8-year-old daughter Gisele Beniquez...
Fire sends smoke billowing from roof of Midtown building
MIDTOWN MANHATTAN (PIX11) — Smoke was seen billowing from the rooftop of a building in Midtown, Manhattan on Tuesday. Fire officials report that the smoke stemmed from a commercial building on 6 East 43rd St. Officials say that no injuries have been reported. The fire originated in the HVAC system located on the roof...
Marcus & Millichap manages sale of self-storage development site in Ridgefield
Marcus & Millichap announced March 16 the sale of a self-storage development site in Ridgefield. Financial details were not disclosed. Located at 1099 Hendricks Causeway, the fully entitled and permitted site will be developed into a Class A self-storage facility. The project is expected to include more than 73,000...
The Diggs Family Massacre in Teaneck New Jersey
On December 22, 1975, one of the most haunting crimes in New Jersey history unfolded inside a home in Teaneck. What should have been an ordinary winter day became the setting for a tragedy that would echo through Bergen County for decades. Jean Diggs and four of her children, Allison, Audrey, Wesley Jr., and Roger...
Report: Tenants displaced by deadly 2015 2nd Avenue blast sue over unpaid stipends
Former tenants of 119 Second Ave., which was destroyed in the deadly March 2015 gas explosion, have filed a new lawsuit, alleging the current owner of the site has failed to pay them roughly $1.7 million in required housing stipends, the Post reports. According to the suit, filed Friday in...
Fire Breaks Out at Store on Broadway
A fire broke out on the ground floor of a seven-story building on Broadway last night, temporarily closing two businesses. The FDNY received a call at 6:09 p.m. reporting a store fire at 2265 Broadway, between West 81st and West 82nd Streets. Twenty-one units and 79 fire and EMS personnel responded. The fire was...
Former Englewood Cliffs Councilman Glenn Luciano Arrested
Glen A. Luciano, of Englewood Cliffs, was taken into custody on Monday, March 16, following a controlled motor vehicle stop, according to Chief William Henkelman. The investigation began after a victim reported repeated damage to residential exterior windows on Feb. 24, March 2, March 9, and March 14, the chief said....
Kingsbridge Inferno: Bronx Resident Waves For Help As Neighbors Roll Video
On Tuesday afternoon, a fast-moving fire tore through a five-story apartment building in the Kingsbridge section of the Bronx, sending thick black smoke over the neighborhood and prompting residents to whip out their phones. In one tense clip, a person at a third-floor window can be seen waving an item to flag down...
Classic rock band retiring from performing after 54 years
A classic rock band is retiring from performing live after more than five decades. Orleans bassist-vocalist Lance Hoppen announced Tuesday that this will be the group’s last year touring. Just two concerts in New York state are scheduled on March 20 at SONY Hall in NYC and March 21 at the Paramount Hudson Valley...
