NYPD Officer Arrested, Charged With Possessing And Sharing Child Porn
Police sources tell CBS2 that the Bronx cop was allegedly found with at least 60 images of child porn on his digital devices and shared through his emails.
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Police sources tell CBS2 that the Bronx cop was allegedly found with at least 60 images of child porn on his digital devices and shared through his emails.
A lawmaker in Nassau County is unveiling new legislation aimed at beefing up cyclist and motorist safety.
Two Metropolitan Transportation Authority workers pulled off a subway save in Brooklyn on Thursday, rescuing a woman who was on the tracks seconds before a train would have hit her.
The attack happened around 7:30 p.m. Sunday near East 95th Street and Third Avenue.
Taxpayers in a Long Island town may soon be paying millions to restore eroding bluffs that are slowly collapsing, endangering homes and parks.
Ten of thousands of self-proclaimed Parrotheads have returned to New York's Margaritaville party on Long Island.
This weekend's weather looks perfect for some urban exploring. Luckily, Will Gleason, the Time Out New York "Things To Do" editor, stopped by CBSN New York with some top picks for the next few days.
The National Weather Service confirmed a low-level tornado touched down at 2:47 p.m. Wednesday with winds up to 70 miles per hour.
She's from Hiroshima. He's from Great Neck. So what do these husband-and-wife chefs cook up together? Find out at Shalom Japan.
The attack happened around 12 p.m. Tuesday near West 46th Street and Broadway in Midtown.
A 76-year-old man and his 6-year-old granddaughter were killed in the blaze. The girl's mother, identified as 35-year-old Elizabeth Rodriguez, succumbed to her injuries Tuesday.
A surveillance video shows the man walking through The Park Hyatt Hotel on W. 57th Street on July 10.
First responders found the 35-year-old woman lying on the ground with multiple stab wounds to her torso around 7 p.m. at Tu S'Tilo Salon Spa on 37th Ave in Jackson Heights.
The Addams family is bringing goth to the Garden State.
Instead of letting their children choose a plastic backpack covered in Hello Kitty or Spider-Man, some parents are purchasing bags that double as shields in case kids get caught in gunfire.
