With Bus Speeds Dismal, MTA Installs Camera System To Aid Bus Lane Enforcement
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The ABLE system works by capturing the license plate, photo, video, location and timestamp of vehicles obstructing bus lanes.
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Central Queens Robbery Suspect Threatens to Bomb Subway, Light Bank On Fire
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While holding a lighter to the liquid, he told an employee he would set the place on fire and demanded money.
Read MoreUnderstanding Pragmatic Changes in the New Statement of Client’s Rights
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The Statement of Client’s Rights, as its name suggests, provides a prospective client with their rights and obligations in the attorney-client relationship.
Read MoreQueens Teacher Pegged Pupil with Book, Cops Say
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The 9-year-old victim told officers that Myers “threw a book at his face, and said book hit his face causing him substantial pain.”
Read MoreSelf-Proclaimed P.I. Sentenced for Witness Tampering
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Those who witness a crime and are slated to testify in court must always be protected from outside influence and interference.
Read MoreMets, deGrom Agree to $137.5 million, 5-Year Deal
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The deal guarantees an additional $120.5 million over four seasons.
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Samurai Sword Attacker Sentenced to Three Years For Slashing Boyfriend
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“The scene had blood puddles on the floor and crimson red streaks on the walls.”
Read MoreOne Queens State Senator Hesitates On Bail Reform Bill
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“Bail reform is still being negotiated, so with no definitive language, I cannot support or reject it yet.”
Read More‘Tiggy, We Love U’ — Springfield Gardens Remembers Boy Killed by Fire
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“He touched a lot of people. He was our light and soul.”
Read MoreFormer Flushing Sergeant Indicted for Evidence Tampering
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“This is a shocking offense, especially given the defendant’s obligations as a police officer, and we intend to hold him accountable for his alleged conduct.”
Read MoreJames Joins 19 Other AGs In Challenging ‘Public Charge’ Rule Change
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The proposed rule change would define anyone who receives benefits — even if they are not dependent on them — as a “public charge.”
Read MoreHistoric Woodside Cemetery Hosts Second Annual Beautification Day
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The Moore-Jackson Cemetery has experienced a bit of wear and tear since it opened in 1733. The last person was interred in the colonial-era burial ground in 1868.
Read MoreHow Would You Spend One Million Dollars?
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The ballot allows District 22 residents ages 14 and over to choose from 13 options for how best to spend the $1 million set aside for capital projects in their area.
Read MoreVintage Plane, Soon to Become Bar, Tours Times Square
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The Constellation, known as Connie, flew for TWA for three years before it was forced into retirement by the Boeing 707.
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