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Steven Schwally, a 66-year-old Marine Corps veteran, was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years to life. BY: FOX 5 New York on YouTube A 66-year-old Long Island man is going behind bars for carelessly drinking and driving that led to the death of four innocent individuals, per The Independent. Video evidence captured the conv

NYCHA says it's found squatters in 27 units over the past few months as it's launched a new monthly inspection program for vacant units.

I had a good friend who used to work at Waldbaum’s in the 1970s. He worked in the deli department. I would go in there and see him every once in a while, and he always seemed to be having a lot of fun. There were a lot of young people working in the department and throughout the store, and it almost seemed like a high

These are the 10 worst states in America for property taxes, where homeowners pay the highest annual bills, face rising rates, and get less value overall.

The Hudson County Schools of Technology (HCST) has earned local teacher of the year honors for the second consecutive year, with High Tech High School Earth and Environmental Science teacher Dr. Shelly Witham receiving that distinction. “Dr. Witham embodies the passion and dedication required of a County Teacher of the

NYC’s most iconic street fair is hitting a monumental milestone this fall. The 100th Annual Feast of San Gennaro returns to Manhattan’s Little Italy from September 17 through September 27, 2026 , bringing 11 days of classic street eats, live music, and full-blown Italian festival chaos with it. But with more than 300 s

Joe Nakash’s jeans may no longer fit the scene at 633 Third Avenue. The mogul behind the Jordache manufacturing brand is facing foreclosure on eight retail units at the Midtown building, Crain’s reported. Wells Fargo alleges Nakash defaulted on a $32 million loan backed by the units and is seeking to foreclose on them.

The Archdiocese of New York is trying to close out one of the largest clergy sexual-abuse settlements in U.S. history, and its real estate portfolio is footing much of the bill. In May, Archbishop Ronald Hicks proposed an $800 million settlement covering roughly 1,300 abuse claims filed under New York's Child Victims A

Just when we thought that New York City’s year-round, roadway-hogging, vermin- and drug addict-welcoming outdoor dining sheds were toast , the City Council brought them back on Thursday. The legislators swear the monstrosities will smell better than they did before. Sure — the body that also voted to approve an “offici

NYPD Officer Omar Habib, second from right, leaves a Bronx courtroom. Omar Habib was the first NYPD officer prosecuted under a city law that banned chokeholds. [ more › ]