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Metro-North is testing new safety measures -- installing cameras to monitor key areas, and deter crime. The move came in response to federal recommendations following the 2013 Spuyten Duyvil derailment.
You probably heard it from your mother over and over again - stop biting your nails, and don't suck your thumb.
South Nyack police are offering a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of online dating.
The Pokémon Go app has been all the rage in recent days, but new concerns have mounted about criminals abusing the game.
About $2.7 billion dollars worth of upgrade and repair projects on NJ TRANSIT rail and bus lines have stopped because of the budget fight between the governor and legislators.
The Vermont senator announced he will back the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee during their first joint rally Tuesday in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
It all began when police responded to a burglary in progress around 6:30 p.m. Monday at a three-story home at 78th Street just off Stillwell Avenue in Bensonhurst.
A truck lost a wheel that careened into a car headed in the opposite direction, in a bizarre accident on Interstate 280 in New Jersey Tuesday.
Obama said the fatal shootings of five Dallas police officers would appear to have exposed "the deepest fault line of our democracy'' but that Americans must reject such despair.
The U.S. Capitol and the buildings within its complex were placed on lockdown Tuesday afternoon, as police checked for reports of a person with a weapon.
A landmarked New York City firehouse featured in the 1984 movie "Ghostbusters'' and an episode of "Seinfeld'' is undergoing a major renovation.
Jerome Blakely, 44, is expected to be arraigned on an assault charge in Queens Criminal Court.
The state's Department of Motor Vehicles said Tuesday that it's worried about "tragic real-world consequences'' if someone plays the popular smartphone game while behind the wheel or crossing an intersection.
New York City Football Club is prepared to give back to the community -- and then some.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch testified Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee.
