Police: 59-Year-Old Man Brutally Attacked Outside Queens Mosque
Police are searching for a trio of people who they say jumped a 59-year-old man who was riding his bike outside a mosque in Queens.
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Police are searching for a trio of people who they say jumped a 59-year-old man who was riding his bike outside a mosque in Queens.
New York City is under a severe thunderstorm watch as strong storms are expected to hit the area Sunday evening.
State park police have made an arrest in connection with the stabbing at Hempstead Lake State Park last month.
Two of the nine Fort Hood soldiers killed during flooding in Texas were from the Tri-State area, CBS2 reports.
At the World Science Festival this weekend, curious guests were able to explore far away planets while getting physics at their fingertips.
A new CBS News Battleground Tracker Poll shows Hillary Clinton cleaning up in the garden state.
Muhammad Ali's younger brother wept, swayed to hymns and hugged anyone he could reach. He raised his hands to the sky, eyes closed, surrounded by congregants at the church where their father once worshiped.
Multiple people were shot in Coney Island on Sunday afternoon.
A brazen burglar might have thought he was in luck after discovering the front window of a home unlocked, that is until he climbed inside, looked straight into the camera and was caught on home surveillance.
A South Huntington community is rallying for a woman in need of a liver transplant.
New Jersey newlyweds got an unexpected gift at their wedding reception: a performance by Taylor Swift.
We'll have a few more strong thunderstorms moving through the area early tonight before everything clears out overnight.
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., is proposing a bill to block annoying robocalls.
The damp and dreary weather didn't keep thousands away from New York City's Celebrate Israel Parade on Sunday.
A pair of powerful Senate Republicans on Sunday warned Donald Trump to drop his attacks on a Latino judge presiding over a lawsuit against Trump University, joining the widespread rejection of their presumptive presidential nominee's treatment of the federal jurist.
