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nbcnewyork.com — The NYPD is questioning a New Jersey man in connection with the Etan Patz case, the 6-year-old boy who vanished more than 30 years ago as he walked to the school bus from his SoHo home, law enforcement sources tell NBC 4 New York.

nbcnewyork.com — One hundred and twenty-nine years ago this week, Greater New York was born. The dream of a great engineer was fulfilled. The Brooklyn Bridge was completed on May 24,1883, joining two great cities, Brooklyn and New York. On a beautiful, sunny day the President of the United States came to New York to dedicate this bridge and help New Yorkers celebrate.

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nbcnewyork.com — Fire officials rescued a small dog that fell off a cliff and the Good Samaritan who got trapped trying to save it from a ledge at the bank of the Hudson River in New Jersey early Wednesday. Authorities say a woman was walking her dog near Hamilton Park in Weehawken around 12:30 a.m.

nbcnewyork.com — Getty Images A Long Island high school student has been suspended for creating an anti-bullying video and Facebook page featuring a fictitious suicide. Newsday reports that 15-year-old Jessica Barba shot the six-minute video for a school project and posted it on YouTube May 15.

nbcnewyork.com — Getty Images The actor who portrayed Lenny on "Laverne & Shirley" and David St. Hubbins in "This Is Spinal Tap" was hospitalized after being struck by a car on the Upper West Side on Tuesday afternoon, sources said. Michael McKean, 64, suffered a broken leg and facial lacerations when a car jumped the curb at 86 St.

nbcnewyork.com — NBC10Philadelphia Police are looking for an attacker firing darts at people in Brooklyn, after three men were struck Sunday evening in Bath Beach. Police say one man in his 60s was struck in the back and leg, another man around the same age was hit in the stomach and another man in his 40s was also hit, although it was not clear where.

nbcnewyork.com — A New York man has been sentenced to more than 13 years behind bars for a bizarre real estate fraud where he dressed up like his dead mother to renew a driver's license under her name. Thomas Parkin was convicted May 3 on charges including grand larceny and mortgage fraud.

nbcnewyork.com — Getty Images The city's first $1 million parking space is soon expected to hit the market. The private parking spot is located inside an eight-story luxury condominium building at 66 E. 11th St., and will come with its own deed and sales contract, the New York Post reports.

nbcnewyork.com — The chief of the FBI could use a course in manners. Even as a feud brews between federal officials and the NYPD over whether police were kept up to date about the Yemeni underwear bomb plot, FBI Director Robert Mueller repeatedly assured senators in Washington that Police Commissioner Ray Kelly was kept in the loop.

nbcnewyork.com — The Archdiocese of New York is suing the Obama administration to block the mandate requiring employers to provide health insurance that includes birth control for workers. The plan has ignited an uproar from faith leaders because it includes most religious nonprofits, like hospitals, churches and colleges.