Man Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver Crossing Street In Brooklyn
Police said the victim was in a crosswalk but walking against the light when he was hit by a black Rolls Royce sedan.
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Police said the victim was in a crosswalk but walking against the light when he was hit by a black Rolls Royce sedan.
With transit crime on the rise and service returning 24/7, New York City is mounting a new and concerted effort to get the homeless off the subway, flooding three key locations with extra outreach workers.
The governor's office released his tax returns, which detail earnings from a memoir that was written during the coronavirus pandemic.
As the city rebounds from the COVID pandemic, Manhattan's streets bustling on the road to recovery, a stressful struggle to survive goes on in Corona, Queens.
While the sensor was tested in patients with eczema, it can be used with any condition that causes children and adults to itch.
Whose bright idea was it to dig up a newly resurfaced road and then leave patchwork repair?
NYC Pride is banning law enforcement from participating in its annual march. The organization says the move is to make participants feel safer. But LGBTQ officers say it only creates further divisions.
A budget crunch has forced the West Orange School District to cut courtesy busing, but parents say that will create a major safety issue.
New Jersey is not following the rest of the Tri-State when it comes to a revised mask mandate.
A New Jersey police officer finds himself on the other side of the law.
The next challenge for the MTA is getting riders back to mass transit. Subway ridership surpassed 2.2 million passengers per day in May, but overall ridership is still down 63.5%.
Prosecutors say Robert Durst shot and killed Susan Berman to prevent her from talking about the 1982 disappearance of his wife Kathie Durst.
The latest edition of the Tribeca Film Festival opens June 9 at the new park at Pier 76.
The family's home had just been rebuilt after it was hit by the EF-3 tornado that went through same area of Dallas in October 2019.
Penn State's Faculty Senate has approved a proposition that would remove gendered and binary terms from their course and program descriptions, according to the university's student-operated newspaper The Daily Collegian.
