NYPD: Robber Tied Up 62-Year-Old Manager, Robbed Restaurant
Investigators said a man tied the store manager up by his feet and wrists using tape before grabbing $8,000 in cash and taking off.
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Investigators said a man tied the store manager up by his feet and wrists using tape before grabbing $8,000 in cash and taking off.
The Justice Department sent Congress the principle conclusions of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation Sunday afternoon.
The Powerball jackpot continues to grow after no one won big in Saturday night's drawing, though two $1 million winning tickets were sold in the New York area.
The second round of the NCAA Tournament continues with a nail-biting, bracket-busting and bracket-boosting Sunday schedule.
Tax season is underway, and every year, the IRS issues warnings about tax refund scams. Dan Goldberg, president and managing director of IKOR, offers advice on protection against such tricks.
Barbara Hammer, an ovarian cancer survivor, pushed for the New York Medical Aid in Dying Act.
The gang-style ambush is the latest report in a disturbing and growing trend of groups beating other New Yorkers throughout the city.
New York City is hosting the largest pride celebration in the world this summer, marking 50 years since the Stonewall riots and the birth of the modern gay rights movement. Chris Heywood, executive vice president at NYC and Company, talks about plans and promotions on NYCgo.com/WorldPride.
Emotions are running high on Long Island, as many in the medical community, neighbors and friends have come out to support a registered nurse whose son needs her full time care.
We're waking up to cold temps across the area, but by this afternoon, it'll feel more like mid-April for many folks!
Massive flames and thick smoke that tore through the homes at the Avalon Court Complex in Melville.
The winning combination for the $638 million prize is 24, 25, 52, 60, 66, and the Powerball is 5.
Tenants of the Polyclinic Apartments staged a rally near their building Saturday on West 50th, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.
Like a monster truck rally, one of the garbage trucks smashed into cars along Hone Avenue early Saturday morning, pushing them onto the sidewalk and causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage.
The shooting took place at 1:56 a.m. on Cortlandt Street during a reggae festival which was taking place at a nearby restaurant.