Martin Golden
New York City On Pace For Lowest Murder Rate In 50 Years
With just five days left in 2012, there would need to be a major spike in murders to top the record low of 471 murders set in 2009.
City Officials Call For Tougher Rules To Protect EMTs, Paramedics From ‘Sick People’
The new initiative would provide EMTs and paramedics who are assaulted on the job with the same legal protection that is currently afforded to police officers.
Stories From Main Street: Saving Children From A Genetic Disorder In Williamsburg
At Indian Larry’s Motorcycle Shop in Williamsburg, past the gleaming, sleek, custom-made choppers, you will find, on the back wall, a floor-to-ceiling photograph of a young boy – a boy who left this world too early, but a simple test could have saved his life.
The Giants Win And So Do Some Area Lawmakers
Several New York and New Jersey lawmakers are “cashing in” on some big bets that Big Blue would be bringing home the title.
Golden, Malliotakis Want Increased Penalties For Child Predators
In the wake of the death of 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky of Brooklyn, lawmakers are calling for a new law that would toughen penalties against child predators.


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