Suspected 'Coast To Coast Bandit' Bank Robber Arrested By NYPD
Police on Wednesday arrested a man who is believed to be the bank robber known as the "Coast to Coast Bandit."
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Police on Wednesday arrested a man who is believed to be the bank robber known as the "Coast to Coast Bandit."
Frantic 911 calls were released Wednesday, two days after a plane went down in fiery crash in New Jersey.
Former FBI Robert Mueller has been appointed to serve as special counsel to oversee the previously confirmed investigation of Russian efforts to influential the 2016 presidential election and related matters.
A fire shut down a track on the Metro-North Railroad in Valhalla Wednesday afternoon.
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo has ordered an audit of every New York state college and university to make sure the schools are complying with state rules for handling sexual assault complaints.
The city is apparently having some success in making improvements on what used to be called the boulevard of death.
Congress wants to hear from fired FBI Director James Comey, as his memo rocks Washington, D.C. and leads to speculation about the future of the Trump presidency.
Neighbors along Rossville Avenue on Staten island said newly installed audio boxes at the bus stops are driving them mad.
In a strange end to a maddening mystery, police have charged a 75-year-old woman for vandalizing her neighbor's cars.
Officers were chasing a suspect into a subway station, and when they reached the turnstiles, the token booth clerk did not let them in, authorities said.
At Northport Fish And Lobster Company, the tanks are filled with fresh lobsters, but not from the nearby Long Island Sound.
Some children on Long Island are using 3D printers to create prosthetic hands for other kids in need.
With the warmer weather comes street fairs and food festivals, and one of the largest food fests in the country called Smorgasburg goes on outdoors in Williamsburg, Brooklyn every weekend.
The NYPD said Wednesday that the 14-year-old boy was in custody on an arson charge.
Facing criticism, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday vigorously defended his election year gift – parking placards to all city teachers and school staffers.
