Hitting The Gym Comes With Risks For Teens
It is possible for enthusiasm to take over. Too much gym can become a health hazard.
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It is possible for enthusiasm to take over. Too much gym can become a health hazard.
Joan Rivers' fans now have a chance to own something from their favorite late comedian. Christies is holding an auction with some of her most beloved possessions.
Walt Disney World is installing a fence around beach areas and will also add alligator warning signs. The action comes after this week's deadly alligator attack at one of its resorts.
The search is on for a man wanted in connection with at least two nail salon robberies in Lower Manhattan.
Nearly 15 years after the Sept. 11 terror attacks, a New York City fire chief who died in the World Trade Center collapse was honored with a funeral and final farewell.
It started with the theft of a single Louis Vuitton bag -- and it led to the discovery of more luxury bags, belts, shoes, stolen credit cards, phony IDs, $15,000 in cash and the arrest of three people.
Sources said Friday that investigators are in their next stage of inquiry in the New York City corruption scandal.
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, it's a synthetic drug that is often mixed with heroin and 40 to 50 times more powerful.
Drivers describe road construction and traffic jams across the city as a disaster, and complaints have spiked across the five boroughs.
Edward Perkowski, 29, faces numerous weapons and drug possession charges, police said. His younger brother, 25-year Sean Perkowski, was charged with an outstanding bench warrant.
The NYPD on Friday was warning women in Queens about a dangerous predator who has been on the attack in and around Kissena Park.
In the video more than a dozen people, some of them with gunshot wounds, are seen packed into one bathroom stall for three hours inside the Pulse nightclub.
After years and years of anticipation, Broadway's iconic musical Wicked is finally hitting the big screen.
On Friday, the rainbow banner flew alongside the NYPD and American flags as the street sign honoring Sgt. Charles Cochrane was unveiled at Washington Place and Sixth Avenue.
Democrat Reps. Carolyn Maloney, Nydia Velazquez and Hakeem Jeffries and Jerry Nadler were joined by local representatives on the steps of City Hall Friday to demand action on gun control.
