Happenings, September 20
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New York state officials have deployed members of the National Guard and specialized emergency response units to Long Island to prepare for potentially severe weather.
A Staten Island neighborhood is on edge as police search for a violent attacker who tried to sexually assault four women in separate incidents within an hour early Tuesday morning.
There was bike bedlam this past Sunday on the Cross Bronx Expressway – a road where bicycles are banned.
The quake struck on the anniversary of a 1985 earthquake that devastated central parts of the country and claimed at least 10,000 lives.
Roads were shut down on the Upper East Side Tuesday evening due to a water main break.
President Donald Trump talked tough on North Korea, terrorism and the Iranian nuclear deal as he delivered his first address before the United Nations General Assembly.
The University of Rochester has placed a professor on leave and launched an independent investigation into the school's handling of sexual misconduct accusations against him.
Fierce winds and rain lashed mountainous Dominica for hours as Maria caused flooding and tore roofs from homes as an extremely dangerous Category 5 storm.
A man admitted in court Tuesday to swindling hundreds of thousands of dollars from women by posing as an oil tycoon on various dating websites.
A New Jersey music teacher and singer-songwriter who performs for children at synagogues, Jewish community centers, camps and conventions nationwide was facing child pornography charges Tuesday.
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked central Mexico on Tuesday, collapsing buildings and causing widespread damage.
Questions on subjects from climate change to the expansion of casino gambling were raised Tuesday as New Jersey residents got another opportunity to ask question for the gubernatorial candidates in a third virtual town hall.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said they are committed to getting to the bottom of a system that has fueled the nationwide epidemic.
A lifeguard accused in the near-drowning of a five-year-old boy was in a Connecticut courtroom Tuesday to answer to charges.
