Chelsea Residents Finally Allowed Back Home Following Bombing
Residents of 23rd Street in Chelsea are being allowed to return to their apartments following the bombing on Saturday night.
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Residents of 23rd Street in Chelsea are being allowed to return to their apartments following the bombing on Saturday night.
NYPD sources said authorities have found an image in surveillance video showing a man "dropping" something near a dumpster prior to the blast in Chelsea that injured over two dozen people.
A suspicious device was found on the Northeast Corridor train tracks in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Sunday night.
Several people are in custody after the FBI made a car stop on the Belt Parkway near the Verrazano Bridge Sunday evening.
New York City is saturated with heightened security after the explosion in Chelsea on Saturday night as many additional police officers and National Guardsmen are on patrol.
Officials won't say if they believe the incident in Seaside Park on Saturday was terror-related or if it had any connection with an explosion in Chelsea on Saturday night that injured 29 people.
Several traffic advisories are in place as police continue their investigation after an explosion in or near a dumpster by a busy intersection in Chelsea set off a chain of confusion and fear across New York City on Saturday night.
Residue from an explosive compound found at the scene of an explosion in a New York City neighborhood is unregulated and routinely used for target practice with exploding targets.
Stars make their way to the red carpet for the Emmy Awards.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said Sunday they will "look at" penalizing former primary challengers for not backing nominee Donald Trump.
Police rescued a puppy who was hit by a truck on the George Washington Bridge.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo tour the site of the bomb blast on 23rd St. in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood on September 18, 2016 in New York City.
Cuomo gave an update on the status of the investigation into the explosion at a press conference Sunday morning.
GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump has called the New York explosion a 'bomb' attack. But his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, reacted to Saturday night's incident more cautiously.
At this hour, police say the pressure cooker device has been secured by SWAT and counter-terrorism officials. The device was taken to Rodman's Neck facility in the Bronx where it can undergo a controlled explosion, if need be.
