Cadillac Stolen From Staten Island Teen Has A Lot Of Sentimental Value, Family Says
A 16-year-old Staten Island boy had his dream car stolen from him before he even had a chance to drive it on his own.
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A 16-year-old Staten Island boy had his dream car stolen from him before he even had a chance to drive it on his own.
The Sparks Cheerleaders are a team of special needs cheerleaders who perform all over New Jersey -- showcasing their skills at games and competitions.
American Muslims have been preparing for their holiest holiday, Eid Al-Adha which could fall on September 11.
A suspicious white powder was found a Trump Tower late Wednesday, but the substance was not believed to be hazardous.
The elevation of Mother Teresa of Calcutta to sainthood this weekend is promising to be a historic moment not to be missed in Rome and in New York.
More people are now being forced to answer questions in the New York City corruption scandal.
Brain surgery is now an option for those crippled by severe obsessive compulsive disorder.
Anti-Semitic graffiti has been spotted again in another park in Ocean County, New Jersey – in the second instance in a week.
The first commercial flight between the United States and Cuba in more than a half century landed in the central city of Santa Clara on Wednesday morning.
Authorities say the accident occurred at around 4:20 a.m. near Maurice Avenue and Borden Avenue in Maspeth.
The meeting with President Enrique Pena Nieto, who earlier this year compared the billionaire candidate to Hitler, comes hours before Trump is set to deliver a highly-anticipated immigration speech.
Police are trying to determine what caused a ferry boat to crash into a group of kayakers on the Hudson River.
Officers found about 400 people partying at a home on Old Mill Road in Great Neck on Tuesday night. Most of the partygoers were underage, police said.
Police have released a sketch of a man they'd like to speak to in connection with the investigation into the death of a Queens jogger.
The lawsuit alleges that the companies are misleading the public and doctors about the addictiveness of painkillers.
