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Video Shows Man Fighting With Teen After Attempt to Retrieve Baseball Goes Wrong
A Long Island man is facing charges for unsportsmanlike conduct off the baseball field where his team was playing, as he allegedly assaulted a teenager at a nearby skate park in a dispute over a foul ball.
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New York School Gets Snow Day in May — Here's Why a Student Is to Thank
Spring is in full bloom, but a Long Island school district will have a snow day the Friday leading into Memorial Day weekend. It has nothing to do with the weather — it’s all thanks to the smart thinking of one high school junior.
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Woman Killed in NY House Fire After Going Back Inside to Save Dog
A family coming together to attend a Long Island funeral for a loved one must now prepare for another one, after a woman was killed in a devastating overnight house fire after she went back inside in an effort to save her beloved dog.
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George Santos Pleads Not Guilty to 13 Federal Charges, Including Fraud: ‘I Will Not Resign'
Rep. George Santos, whose lies about his life story have drawn deep scrutiny, pleaded not guilty to charges he duped donors, stole from his campaign and lied to Congress about being a millionaire, all while cheating to collect unemployment benefits he didn’t deserve. The embattled 34-year-old Republican, whose district covers part of Long Island and Queens, was charged with...
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New York Nurse Arrested Months After Video Appeared to Show Her Slamming Baby in NICU Bassinet
The state has yet to suspend her nursing license, prosecutors said.
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NY Law Firm Sues Former Employee Alleging She ‘Quiet Quit' Her Job
Bombshell allegations are being made in a nasty legal battle between a New York law firm and an attorney it formerly employed, accusing her of “quiet quitting.”
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From Miami Beach to the Hamptons: Justice Department Seizing $75 Million Worth of Real Estate From Russian Oligarch
The Justice Department’s “Operation KleptoCapture” is seeking to seize luxury real-estate in the Hamptons, New York City and Miami Beach valued at $75 million and belonging to Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg, court documents show.
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NY Hospital Nurse Fired After Disturbing Video Shows Baby Slammed in NICU
A 2-day-old baby was being kept in the NICU for observation as doctors administered antibiotics, when the boy’s father went to visit — but when he recorded video of his new baby through a window, he captured the unthinkable.
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NY Hospital Nurse Fired After Disturbing Video Shows Baby Slammed in NICU
A Long Island nurse has been fired after a baby’s father captured the nurse slamming the baby’s face into the bassinet. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Heavy WWI Machine Gun Worth $20,000 Stolen Off New York Roof
A strange crime has people on Long Island scratching their heads, wondering who would steal a piece of antique machinery.
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‘Dead' Woman at New York Funeral Home Turns Out to Be Alive
The 82-year-old woman had reportedly ‘died,’ at a nearby nursing home.
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FBI Looking Into Claim That George Santos Stole Money From Dying Service Dog
The FBI is speaking to a veteran regarding his claim that Rep. George Santos stole thousands of dollars that had been raised to pay for surgery for his dying service dog, according to NBC News.
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George Santos Backs Off House Committees Amid Ongoing Investigations
Embattled Rep. George Santos won’t accept key congressional committee assignments amid ongoing ethics and campaign finance-related investigations, the Republican told colleagues — and his office confirmed — Tuesday.
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3 People Found Stuck in Gaping Sinkhole on New York Front Lawn
Two senior women and a man got stuck in a gaping sinkhole in a Long Island front yard Thursday, authorities say. Suffolk County cops say they initially responded to a home in Huntington Station just after 6 a.m. for a report of a woman stuck in a hole in the ground. When they arrived, they found her — and two…
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George Santos Says He Won't Resign, But What if He Does? A Look at Past NY House Shakeups
Despite fierce calls from both sides of the political aisles for Long Island Rep. George Santos to resign, the rookie Republican congressman has refused to do so even after admitting to several lies about his education, employment and family history. He has since been charged with making false statements, fraud, money laundering and other crimes in a 13-count federal indictment...
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NY Rep.-Elect George Santos Admits Lies, Says, ‘We Do Stupid Things in Life'
The Nassau County GOP is expected to release a statement Tuesday on the controversy surrounding Rep.-elect George Santos, R-N.Y., who admitted a day ago that he lied about his job experience and college education during his successful campaign for a seat in the U.S. House.
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Fake Jobs, Bogus Diploma: Did an NY Republican Make Up His Resume?
George Santos, who won NY’s 3rd congressional district on Long Island, appears to have fabricated work and education experience prior to his win.
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National Guard Airman Dies in Snowboarding Fall at New Jersey Mall
A man who was serving in the Air National Guard died after he fell while snowboarding at an indoor ski park inside a New Jersey mall, officials and family members said.
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Family Gets Call of a Lifetime: Cat Missing 10 Years Found Alive in NY
Mimi the cat went missing 10 years ago on Long Island and despite her family’s best efforts, she’s been lost to them for the past decade. The Price family searched and searched — putting up flyers around town and contacting local veterinarians — but eventually they gave up hope of ever seeing their beloved cat again.
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Infamous ‘Torso Killer' Admits Murdering NY Dance Teacher, 4 Others
Richard Cottingham has claimed to be responsible for up to 100 murders. Prosecutors say Diane Cusick was one of them.