Suspect Escapes NYPD Cruiser Before Being Tackled After Shooting On Upper West Side
NYPD officers tackled and took into custody a suspect connected to a shooting on Manhattan's Upper West Side on Monday afternoon.
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NYPD officers tackled and took into custody a suspect connected to a shooting on Manhattan's Upper West Side on Monday afternoon.
It certainly wasn't the way fans wanted to see it end, but the 39-year-old veteran Yankee officially announced his retirement from baseball on Monday.
Rockland County investigators are consulting with the Coast Guard as they probe the drowning death of an 8-year-old boy.
City comptroller Scott Stringer says domestic violence is causing an increase in the number of people going into shelters, and he's calling for changes.
A mother desperate to free her only child from a Manhattan jail believes she was set up by city workers.
It was a beautiful fall day, and yet sidewalks were empty downtown. But that could soon change: Smart growth is coming.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is being asked to do more to protect first responders in the wake of an attack on a 20-year-old EMT as he was transporting an emotional disturbed person to the hospital.
Two rival Long Island teams and their fans forgot about football for an afternoon and united to embrace a special score.
A new art exhibit in Brooklyn is giving people the complete arctic experience, transporting people to a national wildlife refuge.
Those convicted of a crime are getting a second chance in an unlikely place.
A new poll shows that many parents have declined the invitations because they're uncomfortable leaving their child in another parent's care.
An invasive grass is growing out of control on Staten Island. One local politician is blaming the large deer population for allowing Japanese stiltgrass to take hold.
Soujourner Truth, Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton will be honored with Central Park's first statue depicting female historical figures.
One Queens neighborhood is becoming a dangerous place to park.
The nation's three biggest drug distributors and a major drugmaker agreed to an 11th-hour, $260 million settlement Monday over the terrible toll taken by opioids in two Ohio counties, averting the first federal trial over the crisis.
