Flash Flood Warning For Long Island
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for parts of Long Island and is warning drivers to stay away from flooded roads.
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The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for parts of Long Island and is warning drivers to stay away from flooded roads.
Community members continue to support a Bronx man accused in the fatal beating of another man, who police said was trying to rape his wife.
Police have released new surveillance video in the hunt for a teen's killer in the Bronx.
Prosecutors say the death of a man found unconscious in his apartment is being investigated as a homicide.
The state of New York is toughening penalties for those who assault MTA station cleaners and utility workers.
New York City taxi drivers will no longer have to pass an English test under new rules designed to make it easier for immigrants to get behind the wheel of a yellow cab.
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Two NYPD officers were showing a little levity on the streets of Long Island City, Queens Friday.
A 9-year-old girl was found dead Friday evening in a home in Richmond Hill, Queens, police said.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott told reporters Friday that five Zika infections have been linked to an area that encompasses most of tourist-friendly neighborhood of South Beach.
Police late Friday were searching for two suspects in a string of robberies in Flushing, Queens.
New York City police have rescued a missing dog after it was spotted swimming in a bay off Brooklyn.
Ryan Lochte has appologized for his behavior and "not being more careful or candid" in how he described events.
Work began Friday on the long-awaited makeover for LaGuardia Airport.
NJ TRANSIT spokeswoman Nancy Snyder said the crash occurred around 6 a.m. when the 59 Line bus was headed north on Broad Street struck the 13 Line bus, which was carrying about 20 passengers.
