Shocking News Headlines from New York City: Murders, Missing Sisters, Scandals, and Tragedies
A man has confessed to the murder of a couple and throwing their 1-year-old child into a marsh to drown. Two sisters from California who were reported missing 36 years ago have been found alive. The Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, was romantically involved with a writer of a new tell-all book before appointing her to a $160,000 job in the city. A woman in the Bronx who was being raped by a homeless man begged and offered him money to stop, according to prosecutors.
There is opposition to Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa for the position of mayor. A 25-year-old Bloods gang member has been charged in a mass shooting at a Brooklyn nightclub that resulted in the deaths of three people. A missing woman was discovered dead in a hidden attic of a hoarder's home in California. Police had been called to Celeste Rivas' home three times in one day before her disappearance.
A 60-year-old woman from Garden City was arrested for driving while intoxicated after crashing onto Long Island Rail Road tracks. A massive gas explosion caused a partial collapse of a NYCHA building in Mott Haven, Bronx. Joshua Allen, a winner of "So You Think You Can Dance," was tragically killed by a train at the age of 36. The FDNY has transferred nine firefighters and suspended 11 firefighters and three officers over hazing videos.
Keith Urban altered a song inspired by his wife, Nicole Kidman, to call out a country starlet. Inflation refund checks are being sent to 8 million households in New York.