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Thousands of pieces of evidence were released Thursday in the case of the so-called Craigslist Killer, including the words of the accused killer himself - evidence that prosecutors say would have guaranteed his conviction.
A Paramus police officer who nearly died after being shot in the line of duty shared her incredible story of survival for the first time on Thursday.
The Fairleigh Dickinson-PublicMind Poll out Thursday pits several potential GOP candidates against Mr. Obama in head-to-head matchups.
Police said a livery cab driver was in critical condition Thursday night after being shot by a passenger during an attempted robbery in the Bronx.
Mike Barth, who bought the winning ticket at a newsstand in downtown Albany last Friday, said the group's fortune was sealed by the "fickle finger of fate."
New York City's sixth annual Pillow Fight Day celebration is Saturday, April 2, and the action is taking place in Union Square.
A 12-year-old Staten Island boy accused of trying to rip the head scarf off a Muslim classmate during recess has been arrested on hate crimes charges, according to police.
Jameel Grant said a man walking on the sidewalk yanked open the back emergency door, hopped on board the school bus and began pummeling him with his fists.
The changes include strengthening how the ACS monitors agencies contracted to help families deal with problems.
Parents in Bellport organized a petition drive pushing to get the dump permanently closed and cleaned up.
The elusive Bronx Zoo Cobra is no longer missing.
She's a 20-year-old woman who allegedly took wild sexual liberties with a 13-year-old boy. And now she is facing very serious charges, including statutory rape.
A parade of dignitaries came out to pay their respects to Geraldine Ferraro Thursday at a private service at the Church Of Saint Vincent Ferrer on the Upper East Side.
Loved ones heard painful testimony on Thursday in the case of a church shooting rampage. The accused gunman took the stand, telling the court what sparked his outrage.
According to PTA officials, desperate parents from other neighborhoods have tried to use someone else's Park Slope address to get their children into P.S. 107.
