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Cashier cuffed, a fight over a taxi and more
1.On Oct. 7, the Stop & Shop grocery store at 5716 Broadway reported that an employee had been stealing from the store for four months. Security personnel observed the suspect, a 27-year-old … more
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Police Beat - November 6, 2014
Police Beat - November 6, 2014 A. Robber strikes bank Police are searching for a petite woman that robbed a Country Bank branch at 583 West 235th St. on Monday at 11:30 a.m. According to … more
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The proposed stadium would begin its construction in January and finish in June. The tourney would have four to six matches. The stadium would then be demolished in July.
Cricketers, neighbors mixed about possible World Cup stadium
The prospect of a temporary cricket stadium in Van Cortlandt Park has left many cricket players apprehensive of potentially losing their scheduled season next year. more
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The proposed stadium would take up 19.5 acres and close the southeast corner of the park’s parade ground to the public from its construction to its dismantling.
Mayor Adams' cricket plan at Van Cortlandt Park questioned
Mayor Eric Adams’ idea of bringing World Cup cricket to Van Cortlandt Park next year has met with some resistance following an emergency Community Board 8 meeting July 20. more
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They’re all high school students, but they’re already working together to build one of New York’s City’s newest businesses. Carl Lu, left, is founder of Yellow River Capital. His company invested in TNTech, a computer-building company run by Niv Levy and Tal Sotnikov.
Building affordable computers by teens, funded by teens
Custom building a gaming personal computer seems like a hobby for the rich. Solving the age-old problem of not knowing which PC to purchase is even worse. more
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Mysterious iPhone theft
1. Police said returning to her Fort Independence apartment from a grocery run at 8:40 a.m. on March 25, a 61-year-old woman noticed she was being followed. The woman picked up her pace, passed … more
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Lasers, like the ones used here during a celebration of light, are an example of an application of random numbers.
For Lehman College professor Gerry Random numbers were never really all that random — until now
A Lehman College professor has devised a method to generate truly random numbers. Many lay people may think why is that so important. Consider the use of lasers in our every day life. They are based on the use of random numbers. more
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A rendering of what a raised Tibbetts Brook would look like along the Major Deegan Expressway once it is completed in 2025. The design of the project was approved by a city agency last week.
Tibbetts Brook daylighting project in Kingsbridge, Broadway communities clears major hurdle
It has been 25 years in the making, and now the $133 million Tibbetts Brook daylighting/Putnam greenway extension project is about a little more than 16 months away from breaking ground. more
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Police Beat - December 11, 2014
Police Beat - December 11, 2014 A. Starbucks thief A 16-year-old female ordered a cup of coffee on Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. at a Starbucks at 3503 Johnson Ave. Police said that she left her bag at a … more
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March 23, 2017
1. Woman found dead on Jerome A 49-year-old woman was found dead at 3:22 a.m. Sunday, police said.  The woman, whose identity was not released pending notification of her family, … more
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