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It's a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon as we await some frontal activity to the north and west. That said, a shower or even rumble is possible though the late afternoon hours, but we're not expecting much.
The #34 bus had 58 people on board at the time.
Edwin Perez, 21, is accused of opening fire on the boy as he opened the front door to his home.
Customs officers said they discovered three bottles in a duty free bag that had been tampered with. Upon further investigation, officers said they found white powered wrapped in clear plastic bags inside the bottles.
Police are looking for a man they say threw an 82-year-old woman to the ground, tore her clothes off and tried to rape her.
New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard has lost some of his luscious locks. Thor got a haircut Wednesday so he can play the part of a Viking on television.
The bear has been returned to Allwood Diner in Clifton. Surveillance video showed the bearnapper walk into the diner and then back run out, carrying the large stuffed animal.
Police said 12-year-old Andrew McMorris, of Wading River, was walking with a group along David Terry Road in Manorville when he and four other scouts were hit by 59-year-old Thomas Murphy, of Holbrook.
Federal officials have ordered a recall of ham products from a North Carolina company after investigators found listeria contamination.
So much of your life is online now – from social media and email, to grocery shopping and banking. All that online activity leaves you with something called a "digital footprint."
We're in for a real treat today, with a beautiful morning and a beautiful afternoon on tap.
Timothy Oyebola, 16, was shot in the back of the head while playing at the court on Chester Street in Brownsville last month. Investigators said he was not the intended target.
Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to close the jails on Rikers Island and move towards a borough-based jail system, with facilities in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens.
Tornadoes were also confirmed to have touched down in Ronkonkoma on Long Island and in New Canaan, Connecticut.
Joel Rifkin referred to his propensity to kill as "almost an addiction," something forensic psychologist N.G. Berrill says makes a certain amount of sense after spending hours with the convicted killer.
