Police: New Video Shows Would-Be Shooter Whose Gun Jammed In Queens
Police said the suspect pointed a gun at a 45-year-old woman outside her Ozone Park home and pulled the trigger.
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Police said the suspect pointed a gun at a 45-year-old woman outside her Ozone Park home and pulled the trigger.
We have some lingering showers hanging out this morning, but all that will clear out quickly.
The NYPD says in both cases, no arrests were made and the agency is investigating.
The family of Westfield High School Principal Dr. Derrick Nelson filed a lawsuit against Hackensack University Medical Center regarding his death.
There are 62 counties in New York state -- 61 of them have just one Family Court. But Westchester residents pay for three, and the county is about to spend $50 million over 30 years to keep it that way.
The MTA says 27 trains were affected when the automatic train supervision system lost track of their locations.
A new report shows NJ Transit and Amtrak riders suffered through 85 days of major infrastructure failures in five years.
The Barons of Bayport were all prepared to cool off with a dip in their pool on Saturday, but before they could they had to contend with a small swimming intruder.
Intense storms started rumbling through our area Monday evening.
Crews have been working around the clock to bring customers back online. Meanwhile, thousands of residents spent the sweltering night in the dark.
A Queens woman stared down the barrel of a gun and watched her life flash before her eyes when the suspect's pistol jammed.
Another stray bullet shooting has wounded a child, this time 11-year-old Kalel Gardner who is the face of innocence.
Safety is definitely a factor, but so is disturbing the peace, so Toms River is sending out a warning to not break the law.
Consumers in the Tri-State Area may be receiving money from claims about credit monitoring or identity theft protection as part of the data breach deal with the FTC announced today.
For years, we've been told aspirin is a good way to prevent heart attacks and strokes, but a new study shows the medication may be harmful for some people.
