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Openly Gay Kicker Alan Gendreau Working Toward Cracking An NFL Roster
“My whole thing in this is just to help anybody who is struggling with coming out,” Gendreau told the New York Times. “I want people to know that I didn’t have a problem with it, and they shouldn’t either.”
Flag’s Believed Ties To Tea Party Lead To Removal From New Rochelle Building
Last month, New Rochelle officials had the “Don’t Tread on Me” flag removed from the city’s vacant armory building, because they feared that the flag may be seen as political. Now, members of a local veterans group are suing the city.
Law Enforcement Finally Tracks Down, Captures Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect
Following an intense manhunt that caused chaos in Massachusetts and riveted the rest of the nation, law enforcement finally captured the second Boston Marathon bombing suspect on Friday night.
Long Island Goes Cutting Edge On School Security: Live Feeds To Police Cars
Three school districts are on board and Nassau BOCES, the agency that coordinates services for Long Island school districts, is hoping all will sign on.
Obama, Bloomberg Rip Senate For Failing To Expand Background Checks For Guns
Mayor Michael Bloomberg ripped the U.S. Senate for failing to pass a bipartisan effort to expand background checks. The measure was defeated on Wednesday, failing to garner the 60 votes necessary to block a Republican-led filibuster.
North Jersey Hoarder Found Partially Mummified Among Trash, Animal Feces
Neighbors hadn’t seen Alice Klee since early February. Authorities went to her home and never found her, leading to a missing persons report.
NYC Security Remains Tight In Wake Of Boston Marathon Bombings
There is once again a high terror alert in New York City. Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said Tuesday they are taking no chances that an attack similar to the Boston Marathon bombings could happen here.
NYPD Increasing Security At Prominent Locations Following Boston Marathon Blasts
NYPD Deputy Police Commissioner Paul Browne said the city is stepping up security at hotels and other prominent locations through deployment of the NYPD’s critical response vehicles.
Sequester Budget Cuts Likely Mean The End Of New York City’s ‘Fleet Week’
In his 12th and final year as mayor, Michael Bloomberg will have to pull a rabbit out of a hat to find a way to celebrate Fleet Week without the fleet.
Mayor Bloomberg Tees Off, Hints Gov. Cuomo Partly To Blame For Albany Circus
It was the ultimate putdown of state lawmakers caught in the corruption spotlight. Mayor Michael Bloomberg said they’re not qualified to get real jobs.
Let The Music Play: Cicadas To Invade Tri-State Area For Month-Long Stay
It’s that time again – after a 17-year slumber, cicadas will be making their unwelcome debut in about a month.
Sen. Malcolm Smith Arrested In Alleged Plot To Rig New York City Mayor’s Race
There were three distinct parts to this public corruption and bribery scandal, but in all three money flowed freely and, at times, city and state funds — your tax dollars — paid the freight.
Up To 150 Animals Found In Medford Home
The owner has voluntarily surrendered the animals and they are now being removed from the home, Suffolk County SPCA Chief Roy Gross said.
Connecticut Lawmakers Reach Deal On Gun Control Legislation
Connecticut state lawmakers came to an agreement Monday on what they said will become some of the nation’s toughest gun control laws.
Study: New Yorkers Enjoy Less Freedom Than Residents In Any Other State In U.S.
The libertarian think tank at George Mason University in Virginia says New York is dead last in freedom. Most people seem to think that’s a stretch, but many see the point.
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