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"Something wrong with your brain!"

When she was arrested in 2010, Kayla Gerdes said of the deceased, "The thing that made me not feel so bad was, she was old. I mean, 70 years is a long time to live."

Turns out it's okay to let your pets get high, but only if they really need it.

A Long Island grandmother has been charged with driving under the influence of drugs—and she faces a felony charge because she was driving with her two-year-old grandson in the car.

Chris Simms, son of beloved NY Giant Phil Simms, was arrested

The mother of 18-year-old Kayla Gerdes who jumped a curb and

The 18-year-old who was allegedly high on Oxycontin and Xanax when

A Staten Island man accused of stabbing a 54-year-old to death

Photo via tobyleah's flickr Shocking. Con Ed reportedly charges the highest

Today's Newsday cover The family of Diane Schuler continued their media