Fight Breaks Out During Speech By Turkish President In Times Square Hotel
A violent brawl broke out Thursday during a speech by the President of Turkey in Times Square.
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A violent brawl broke out Thursday during a speech by the President of Turkey in Times Square.
The latest crackdown on those blocking the box is part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero initiative to end dangerous driving in New York City.
An update from the Miami-based center says maximum sustained winds have increased to near 115 mph with higher gusts.
A man aboard an oil tanker in the Atlantic Ocean was rescued by the NYPD Thursday after he was injured in a fall.
While they walked through Central Park, the man pulled a knife, then raped and physically assaulted her, police said. He also stole her purse and cellphone.
Thousands of Long Islanders have family in Mexico whom they have not been able to reach since the deadly earthquake this week – and now, many of them are doing all they can for the relief effort.
Wednesday's extreme flooding has been cleaned up and thousands are expected to enjoy the beach over the next few days.
A judge set bail at $500,000 Thursday for a man suspected in a series of sex assaults that occurred within about an hour this week on Staten Island.
Robert Trotta claims the county has been improperly reporting statistics involving red light traffic cameras in what he calls a money grab.
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo will be headed to Puerto Rico on the first available flight to help with relief efforts after Hurricane Maria.
Teenagers looking for work now have something else to worry about. Are they being screened out of jobs they're qualified for, because they don't have the right personality?
More than 180 languages spoken in New York City – so if you don't speak English and you have a medical emergency, how do you communicate with your doctor?
Long Island residents say a teen hangout in Floral Park has gotten so dangerous, they're afraid to leave their homes.
Many historic masons and carpenters are aging out of the workforce, putting preservation of our national parks and historic sites at risk.
The order, supported by South Korea and Japan, aims to cut off sources of revenue that fund North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
