is finished. Beaver José spotted in Bronx River. 2008 February 3: The New York Giants win Super Bowl XLII, defeating the previously undefeated New England Patriots. February 12: Psychologist Kathryn Faughey is brutally murdered in her Manhattan office by a mentally ill man whose intended victim was a psychiatrist in the same practice., March: 2008 Times Square bombing. March 15: A crane collapse at a construction site in Turtle Bay kills seven and damages adjacent buildings. September 15: Lehman Brothers goes bankrupt. October 3: City Council votes to relax mayoral term limits to allow Michael Bloomberg to run and serve for a third term. December 2: 25-year-old aspiring dancer Laura Garza disappears after leaving a Manhattan nightclub with a sex offender named Michael Mele. Her remains are found in Olyphant, Pennsylvania in April 2010. On the first day of his trial in January 2012, Mele admits to killing Garza and pleads guilty to first-degree manslaughter. December 11: Ponzi schemer Madoff arrested. Shea Stadium and Yankee Stadium I closes. 2009 January 15: US Airways Flight 1549 ditches in the Hudson River after both engines fail; all 150 passengers and five crew are successfully evacuated. Times Square begins pedestrianization. 311 service initiated High Line Park Phase I and Bank of America Tower completed. Kickstarter in business. Citi Field and new Yankee Stadium open. New York Yankees win the World Series, first since 2000 and 27th overall. Iraq Veterans Against the War headquartered in city. NYC BigApps contest begins. 2010s 2010 February 26: Blizzard dumps 21 inches on Central Park, making the month of February the 4th snowiest in history. May: 2010 Times Square car bombing attempt. May: 2010 Review Conference for the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons held at UN. May 29: The second Luna Park opens. September 16: Strong thunderstorms and two tornadoes hit Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, killing one woman when a tree fell onto her car on the Grand Central Parkway. Beekeeping legalized. Humans of New York begins publication. Fictional Louie (TV series) begins broadcasting. FoodCorps headquartered in city. Population: 8,175,133; metro 18,897,109. Manhattan's white population exceeds 50% for the first time since the 1970s. 2011 February 11: Maksim Gelman goes on 28-hour rampage, killing 5 and wounding 6 others throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan. He is sentenced to life imprisonment. April: WeWork opens its first location in SoHo. May 17: Weiner sexting scandal first reported. May