Met's Stolen Golden Coffin Headed Back To Egypt | Patch PM

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Met's Stolen Golden Coffin Is Going Back To Egypt: DA

An ancient coffin, looted during the 2011 Egyptian revolution and sold to the Met for $4 million, will be returned to its home, the DA said.

Do Homeless Shelters Hurt Property Value? NYC Study Sparks Debate

Advocates and city officials are criticizing a study showing homes closest to Manhattan shelters sold for less money than those further away.

Fake FedEx Man Ties Up, Robs Brooklyn Family In Disturbing Video

A home surveillance camera caught men posing as FedEx workers taking more than $130,000 from a family in their house.

Dad Sues After Son's Electrocution Death In Park Slope Cop Chase

Guillermo Rene Moreira filed a $35 million wrongful death suit for his son who fell on the third rail during a run-in at Union Street station.

NYers Must Work Longest Hours To Make Rent, Report Shows

The state's high housing costs mean New Yorkers have to work longer than any other state to afford rent, a recent report says.

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