Police Say Nighttime Intruder Stealing Cars, Booze While Residents Sleep
Police are searching for a man wanted for breaking into several home while the residents are sleeping.
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Police are searching for a man wanted for breaking into several home while the residents are sleeping.
A commuter was slashed for accidentally stepping on a woman's foot, and now police are searching for two suspects.
Flash floods, whipping winds and roads blocked on the big island are among Hurricane Lane's toll on Hawaii.
The Brookhaven town landfill has become a growing landmark in Suffolk County, and now some who live and work next to the facility want it closed due to health concerns.
The dog costume event has been a staple of the holiday in New York City for 28 years.
New York City isn't the most relaxing place to live or work. But many people are finding new ways to unwind in the city that never sleeps, thanks to modern day technology.
The spam calls keep coming, but this one leaves a voicemail and it sounds like you should call them back. The call, however, could cost you.
As students in the area get ready to head back to school, the issue of possibly arming teachers with guns is heating up again.
Many people in the Rockaways are wondering where their mail is. The U.S. Postal Service blamed bad weather when deliveries were delayed during the winter. But what's the excuse now?
New life-saving technology could be coming to a beach near you.
Subways delayed? Can't find a cab? Why not take a motorized scooter?
You may have noticed that some traffic patterns on the West Side of Manhattan near Lincoln Center have changed. But it seems no one got the memo.
Something will be missing when 1 million New York City kids go back to school in two weeks. Speed cameras at 140 schools will be turned off, because the state Legislature failed to renew the program.
Police believe five bullets were fired early Saturday morning, shattering the windows of two luxury apartments on 72nd Street.
Vanity Fair and The Wall Street Journal, citing anonymous sources, were first to report the development involving David Pecker, CEO of the tabloid's publisher, American Media Inc.
