Westchester County Man Finally Gets Recognition As Chief Carver Of Mount Rushmore
There is special recognition for a man who once called Westchester County home.
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There is special recognition for a man who once called Westchester County home.
There's a good chance children are nursing a sunburn this July 4th weekend.
Matt Stonie, last year's champion, finished second with 53.
Police believe someone who experiments with explosives as a hobby is likely responsible for the blast in Central Park that led to an 18-year-old from Virginia to have his foot amputated.
The officer was stopped at a red light after a traffic dispute when a 37-year-old driver allegedly attacked the officer, who was seated in his personal car, by repeatedly punching him in the head, police said.
Maddie Sovack said some people had begun putting out chairs nearly two weeks ago.
Plenty of people were setting up their spots in the sand at area beaches on the Fourth of July -- and some were even sticking around to watch the fireworks Monday night.
One of the lessons that the NYPD has learned from terror attacks abroad in places such as Mumbai and Paris is that a swift, massive response is essential. So last fall the NYPD created the Critical Response Command, a 500-plus member unit dedicated to counterterrorism.
A New Jersey man paid a Philadelphia woman so he could sexually assault two young girls for several years, prosecutors said.
Encouraging cereal creativity from its customers, Kellogg's opened its first-ever cafe in Times Square on Monday.
Firefighters battled a raging fire that gutted at least three homes in Newark late Sunday night.
The 40-year-old victim was walking on 113th Avenue in St. Albans just after midnight when he was approached by two men, one of whom shot him in the leg, police said. They made off with the officer's chain.
The earth shook a little bit in New Jersey on Monday morning.
"Hamilton" is breathing new life into American and New York history.
A firework that exploded when a 18-year-old unwittingly stepped on it Sunday in Central Park, seriously injuring his left foot, didn't appear to be designed to intentionally hurt people, police officials said.