With Brooklyn Boy On Life Support, 'Operation Care' Aims To Increase Awareness About Child Abuse
Brooklyn's borough president says the educational campaign will explain how to spot signs of abuse or neglect and how to safely report them.
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Brooklyn's borough president says the educational campaign will explain how to spot signs of abuse or neglect and how to safely report them.
NYPD officers are banned from using a chokehold to subdue a suspect, but a group of lawmakers and community activists is pushing to make it punishable by law.
Between Trump Tower security, holiday shoppers, construction and tourists, New York City drivers are dealing with traffic headaches this holiday season.
As he works to fill out his cabinet, his lawyers are working to stop recounts in three states that helped him win the election.
Cramer, the newest environmental conservation officer in the state, can easily detect bootlegged trout, bass, perch, venison and wild turkey.
The dispute happened around 9 p.m. Thursday as the train was pulling into the station at East 110th Street and Lexington Avenue.
A retired Nassau County corrections officer claims he was beaten by officers in a case of mistaken identity.
Randy Pratt runs Wilkens Farm in Yorktown Heights and recently welcomed Sarah and Charlie Shipman.
For 10-year-old Amanda Grabel, her asthma was so severe, it became life threatening.
The children were later found unharmed outside of an auto body shop.
Chef Peng Chang-kuei, the chef who has been credited with creating General Tso's chicken, a world-famous Chinese food staple, has died. He was 98.
Check out the best landmarks and places to visit in Queens, including the Forest Park Carousel, Unisphere and Louis Armstrong House Museum.
A well-known eye-sore and trouble spot on Long Island has been shut down.
Paterson hired Juanita Petty to work two days a week as interim assistant business administrator. She retired as business administrator for the Wayne school district last July and receives a state pension of more than $54,000 per year.
