“Volunteer ambulances are no longer needed,” an unnamed high-ranking Emergency Medical Service chief recently told his subordinates in an email, published reports say. More...
Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer believes that the Department of Education has violated the new school governance law, by the letter and spirit of the law, in the way that its officials have handled the phase-out and closing of Beach Channel High School More...
A liquor store that was set to be situated within a block of a house of worship and a day care center – in violation of New York State Liquor Authority regulations – was denied a license to operate, The Wave has learned. More...
Representative Anthony Weiner, a member of the House Judiciary Crime Subcommittee, has unveiled a new study showing that 180 foreign nations owe New York City $18 million in parking tickets. Rep. More...
One teen resident of the St. John’s Residence for Boys assaulted another on Wednesday night, punching him in the face and then kicking him while he was down, police records show. More...
Queens District Attorney Richard Brown used unusually strong language to categorize the Thursday decision of Judge Joel Blumenfeld allowing convicted murderer Kareem Bellamy to remain free while awaiting a new trial. More...
Thomas Hodges, the missing autistic 19-year-old who disappeared from his home at 146 Beach 59 Street in the Ocean Village complex sometime around 7 a.m. on Monday, January 18, has been found in lower Manhattan. More...
Five people were taken to St. John's Episcopal Hospital after a four car accident occurred at the intersection of Seagirt Boulevard and Beach 19 Street last Saturday at approximately 11 a.m. More...
New York City Buildings Commissioner Robert LiMandri has announced an 84 percent decrease in fatal construction-related accidents in New York City in 2009 when compared to the previous year. More...
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