Woman Who Assaulted Conductor With Pumpkin Indicted: Month In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — There was a lot of news in the Hudson Valley in June. Here are some of the top stories from Patch.

Woman Who Assaulted Conductor With Pumpkin Indicted: DA

Cops say the real-life "Green Goblin" was charged with felony assault & criminal possession of a weapon for injuring a Metro-North worker.

Highway Super, Fire Chief Faces Felony Child Assault Charges

The man was arrested after a grand jury indicted him

Mark Ruffalo, HBO Sued Over Fire At Car Dealership

Plaintiffs claim the fire at the location where the HBO miniseries "I Know This Much Is True" was being filmed ruined their nearby homes.

Westchester Man Can't Slip Cops After 1,000-Gallon Cooking Oil Heist

Two men were arrested after a car chase that caused a collision and injured an elderly woman, according to police.

Rockland Resident Accused Of $1.6 Million COVID-19 Fraud

The target of the scheme was the U.S. Small Business Administration's Economic Injury Disaster Loan program.

Mariano Rivera Finds Buyer For His $3.78 Million Hudson Valley Estate

The Yankee legend's 13,050-square-foot mansion in Rye was sold to an undisclosed buyer who previously rented the property.

Sentenced: Girlfriend Who Slowly Starved 7-Year-Old To Death

His dad, who pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide, helped build the case against her.

'Please Call Police,' Grubhub SOS Credited With Saving Woman

The Chipper Truck Cafe in Yonkers got a call for help in special instructions for an online order and sent cops instead of breakfast.

36 Stolen Catalytic Converters Recovered When Cops Interrupt Exchange

Cops were tipped off by the Real Time Crime Center that a car used in catalytic converter thefts had entered the city from I-95.

911 Dispatcher Honored For Helping Deliver Baby Over Phone — Again

Alexander Dennett, Sr. is a decorated emergency communications specialist, but only his close friends can call him "the stork."

NY Hits Wegmans with $400K Penalty For Breach Exposing Customer Data

AG James said the deal will also require the grocery chain to improve data security practices to protect consumers' sensitive personal info.