Mamaroneck News

Two men with butcher knives hacked another to death Wednesday near a London military barracks and one then went on video to explain the crime - shouting political statements, gesturing with bloodied hands … More »Brutal attack in London heightens terror fears

The intersection of Pelham Road and Church Street was closed Thursday morning after a report that a wire was down. More »New Rochelle intersection closed by downed wire

A company that promised sightseer tours to the Bronx that included a New York City 'ghetto' has stopped the bus rides under fire from an outraged neighborhood. More »Bronx 'ghetto' tours stop amid residents' outrage

One man's trash is another man’s legal nightmare. More »Artist avoids $2,000 fine for taking thrown-away TV antenna

ALBANY — State Democrats are trying to force pervy former Assemblyman Vito Lopez from his last elected position — Democratic district leader. More »Dems press Vito Lopez to quit another post

A state appeals court has upheld the 2011 firing of a hot-headed Queens teacher who tried to bribe a student into saying nice things about her. More »Court backs Queens teacher's firing

A 12-year-old Queens girl hanged herself in her family home yesterday after being relentlessly cyberbullied by her middle-school classmates, sources told The Post. Gabrielle Molina was found hanging by … More »12-year-old girl hangs herself after being cyberbullied by classmates: sources

Brooklyn A subway conductor helped a straphanger escape a sicko (police sketch of suspect) who exposed himself on a No. 4 train and put his hands on her, police said. The victim, 21, was on board the train … More »NYPD Daily Blotter

What happens in Vegas can’t happen at the Bellagio for a co-defendant in the high-stakes, illegal gambling case against Upper East Side art dealer Helly Nahmad. Professional poker player Abe Mosseri won … More »Gambling suspect’s ‘safe’ bet

More than two dozen bars and restaurants across New Jersey are accused of selling low-quality booze to customers who ordered top-shelf brands. More »N.J. Bars, Restaurants Accused Of Passing Off Cheap Spirits As Top-Shelf Liquor

Three men were charged Wednesday with kidnapping an Ecuadorean national in Queens, and holding him in a warehouse for a month as they demanded $3 million ransom. More »Suspects Charged With Kidnapping Queens Man, Holding Him Captive For 32 Days

The NYPD has increased security at the British Consulate and other sites in New York, following an attack in London that left a soldier hacked to death. More »Security Tightened At Some NYC Sites After Soldier’s Brutal Murder In London

Gornell Roman, who was accused of beating a gay man after a rally Monday, surrendered outside a station house in the Bronx late on Tuesday, the police said. More »Suspect in Antigay Attack in East Village Is Arrested

A water tower atop a neglected building in Chelsea hosted a discreet nightclub for adventurous guests who had been given a mysterious timepiece. More »Illicit Nightclub in a Chelsea Water Tower

Anthony D. Weiner, whose political fortunes were derailed by his lewd Internet postings, is trying to restart his career with a run for New York City mayor. More »Weiner Announces Candidacy for Mayor in Video

A year after Atlantic sturgeon were added to the federal endangered species list, an updated assessment by government biologists says important commercial fisheries in New Jersey are not a threat to survival … More »Atlantic sturgeon making slow recovery

Summer's finally here! Check our interactive map to see what's ready at your favorite beaches throughout Monmouth and Ocean counties. More »Interactive map: What's open at Jersey Shore beaches?

OCEANPORT — Two motorcyclists have been rushed to area hospitals after their bikes crashed on Oceanport Avenue, closing the roadway, police said. More »2 motorcyclists rushed to hospitals after Oceanport crash, police say

Ojore Lutalo's lawsuit alleged he was targeted for arrest, partly because he is African-American and that his civil rights were violated. He previously settled with the city. More »Elizabeth man settles suit after being improperly removed from Amtrak train, arrested

Photos: In all, more than 1,100 students graduated as part of the UCC class of 2013 More »Union County College graduation 2013: One of the largest classes in school history

Irvington High School's seniors donned their tuxedos and gowns tonight, strutting their stuff as they moved into the Westmount Country Club in Woodland Park for better eats, group pictures and dancing More »Photos: Irvington High School celebrates Senior Prom 2013

Lindsay R. Janel, attorney at law, started practicing law when she received her degree in 2008 but has since brought her experience back to her hometown, setting up a practice in Pompton Lakes in 2010 … More »Lindsay R. Janel, attorney at law, brings experience to her hometown

The head of the city police union called on the Hackensack City Council to remove a clause that permits the police director to be removed on 30-days notice. Michael Mordaga, appointed as director earlier … More »Union asks Hackensack to enhance police director's job security

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS €” The borough council awarded Police Chief Michael a contract, guaranteeing him annual raises, similar to the rank and file officers. More »Englewood Cliffs chief to get pay hike despite objections from residents

Friends and family will gather Thursday to say a final goodbye to a New Jersey seventh grader killed while playing basketball with his father. More »Jersey City boy killed outside home to be laid to rest

The victim was hit as he crossed 59th Street near Queens Boulevard in Elmhurst just after 10 p.m. Wednesday. More »Tow truck driver helps catch hit-and-run suspect in Queens

As many as 13,000 homes were damaged or destroyed when the twister plowed through the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore. More »Oklahoma residents begin hard recovery after tornado

A product used in exploding rifle targets is now on the FBI's radar as a possible explosive that could be used to make bombs. Photo Credit: NBC 4 New York More »Legal Explosive Could Be Used by Criminals, Extremists: FBI

A 12-year-old Manhattan girl was grazed by a bullet that came through her window while she was sitting on her bed in her home Monday night. Photo Credit: NBC 4 New York More »Girl, 12, Grazed by Bullet in Manhattan Apartment

More New Yorkers find themselves addicted to doctor-prescribed narcotics, and increasingly the city is treating the problem as a public health crisis. More »I-Team: NYC Targets Pain Pills as Latest Health Scourge