Carol D’Auria
Ribbon Cut On Newly Renovated Central Park Precinct Station House
The station house was built in 1871 for use as a horse stable and storage facility before the New York City Police Department took over the building in 1936.
Mayor Bloomberg Asserts That Domestic Use Of Drones Is Inevitable
Speaking on his weekly radio program, Bloomberg responded to a question about the possible domestic use of drones by the NYPD or another entity, calling it “scary.”
Passover Bread-Dumping Notice Upsets Some In Brooklyn
Some in the Orthodox Jewish community are upset that a public reminder not to feed the ducks and geese in Prospect Park includes a reference to Passover.
Biden, Bloomberg Lead Charge To Shame Congress On Gun Control
Don’t you remember the heartbreak of the Newton massacre? That was the message delivered to Washington lawmakers by parents who lost their children on that bleak morning 97 days ago.
‘Kegels’ Ad Offends Many Long Island Rail Road Riders
“Ladies, admit it. You’re doing kegels right now,” reads the ad for the health and wellness television channel Veria Living. Some commuters said they find the ad offensive and tasteless.
Shoppers Head Out To Prepare For Passover This Monday
It may be a religious tradition that is thousands of years old, but there is nothing old-fashioned about Passover, which starts this coming Monday evening.
Man Convicted In Brooklyn Rabbi’s 1990 Killing Expected To Be Set Free
A man wrongly convicted of murdering a Brooklyn rabbi two decades ago is about to be sprung from a state prison, after serving almost his entire prison term.
Prosecutors: Men Sold Drugs In ‘Sour Power’ Candy Wrappers In East Harlem
The defendants allegedly packaged and sold crack cocaine and marijuana in candy wrappers called “Sour Power” near East 118th Street and Lexington Avenue, officials said.
Local Catholics Flock To St. Patrick’s Cathedral For Introduction Of New Pope
There was great anticipation leading up to the naming of the new pope Wednesday. The faithful flocked to St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan to pray for their new leader.
Hofstra University Students, Teachers Go Bald At Cancer Fundraiser
The St. Baldrick’s Foundation sponsored Wednesday’s event which will raise funds for childhood cancer research.
Winter Storm Blankets Tri-State With Snow; Black Ice Remains A Concern
By 6 p.m. Friday, however, the storm had moved mostly out to the Atlantic Ocean, leaving behind some significant snow totals for parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Suspect In Brooklyn Hit-And-Run Charged With Vehicular Manslaughter, Criminally Negligent Homicide
Juan Acevedo surrendered to police in a Pennsylvania convenience store parking lot on Wednesday.
Sandy-Damaged Coastal Communities Prepare For Flooding As Winter Storm Approaches Tri-State
Coastal communities across the Tri-State area could experience minor to moderate flooding during times of high tide through Thursday morning.
Firefighters Find 2 Bodies While Battling Brush Fire In Queens
As firefighters started to fight the heavy flames, they discovered the bodies of two adult males in a grassy area adjacent to the Belt Parkway, police said.
TSA: Small Knives, Sporting Equipment To Be Allowed In Carry-On Luggage
Box cutters, larger blades and knives with molded handles will still be banned from carry-on luggage.
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