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Judge Orders FDA To Remove Age Restrictions From ‘Morning After’ Pill
Young teenage girls may soon be able to get the so-called “morning after pill” without a doctor’s or a parent’s permission. A Brooklyn judge dealt the Obama administration a blow, saying age restrictions must go.
Old South Ferry Loop Station Reopened
No. 1 subway trains began running to and from the old South Ferry station Thursday morning. The newer South Ferry Terminal was heavily damaged in the Oct. 29 storm and extensive repairs are still needed.
NYers Unhappy Phone Company Assigning 212 Area Code To Out-Of-City Customers
The next time you dial the area code, you might reach someone who lives outside the city — not even in New York state.
NYPD: Suspects Wanted In Flat Tire Robbery Scheme
Police are searching for three suspects who are wanted for more than a dozen robberies. Investigators say they lure drivers in a flat-tire scheme and then snatching valuables from inside the car.
Cops Investigating After Man Stabbed In Neck At UWS Nightclub
It happened around 3 a.m. Friday at the club Columbus 72 on Columbus Avenue and west 72nd Street.
Judge Frees Man Convicted In 1990 Killing Of Brooklyn Rabbi
“I’m overwhelmed. I feel like I’m under water, swimming. Like I said from the beginning, I had nothing to do with this case,” 58-year-old David Ranta said after leaving state court in Brooklyn.
N.J. Elementary Students Get Threatening Chain Letter-Style Text
The principal of Somerville Elementary School described the text as being “not sexual”…but “quite graphic” and “violent.”
LIRR: Rush Hour Service Disruptions Expected Through Friday As Crews Repair Damaged Track
The LIRR said it is canceling seven trains during the evening rush hour. It will also end one of the trains at Jamaica.
Late Winter Storm Brings Snow, Ice To Tri-State
The storm that started overnight Monday and early Tuesday dumped up to six inches of snow in some spots, making for dangerous and deadly driving conditions.
NJ High School Students Could Face Child Porn Charges For Sharing Nude Photos
A sexting scandal at a New Jersey high school has officials warning students that they could face criminal charges.
Suspect Who Crashed Pickup Into L.I. House Pleads Not Guilty In Court
Anthony Capuano, 35, was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs and reckless endangerment charges, police said.
NYC Files Notice Of Appeal Of Judge’s Decision Halting Large Sugary Drinks Ban
Speaking Tuesday at a midtown restaurant that is voluntarily adopting the city’s sugary drink policy, Mayor Michael Bloomberg defended the ban and said he is confident the city will win in appeal.
Not So Fast! Judge Halts New York City’s Super-Sized Sugary Drink Ban
New York Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling ruled Monday that the city may not enforce the new regulation, which would have put a 16-ounce limit on sugary drinks — both bottled and fountain.
Winter Weather Advisory Remains In Effect As Round 2 Of Storm Continues
After several hours of flurries, the region was seeing heavy snowfall in some areas Thursday night. In Westchester County, plows were hitting the streets. Along the Jersey Shore, streets were inundated with rising waters.
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.
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