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Officers were involved in a foot chase in Brownsville when two patrol cars responding to that chase smashed into each other at the corner of Sutter Avenue and Thomas Boyland Street, the NYPD said.
It happened around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday following an argument at a Duane Reade store on 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue.
For your entertainment, my catharsis, and possibly your schadenfreude, here are just some of the reasons why my three year old is crying (today).
When you wake up today be sure to grab a jacket and an umbrella because it will be cooler and wetter than yesterday.
Bernie Sanders told a crowd late Tuesday that he would continue his campaign up to the Democratic National Convention.
CBS News analyst Bob Schieffer said early Wednesday that whether people like presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton or not, her likely nomination is historic.
President Barack Obama called Hillary Clinton on Tuesday night to congratulate her for securing "the delegates necessary to clinch" the Democratic nomination for president.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton won their respective presidential primaries in New Jersey Tuesday, but both already appeared to be decided as the presumptive nominees for their parties before that.
A bus carrying students from a north Jersey high school was involved in an accident in eastern Pennsylvania, that sent 9 people to the hospital.
Police late Tuesday were looking for the driver who crashed a car on a pedestrian path in Riverside Park.
Violent Walking Dead scenes starring small children were part of a series of photos that got a local mother banned from Facebook.
A young woman was found fatally shot at a popular park in Brooklyn Heights, and a person of interest was in police custody late Tuesday afternoon.
During a speech Tuesday night, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee said, "I'm never gonna let you down," and many people started thinking the same thing.
CBS News contributor Bob Schieffer doesn't know if the Republican Party will survive following the latest controversy involving presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump.
A 4-year-old boy doctors say suffered what's known as an internal decapitation in a car crash in southwestern Idaho is expected to make a full recovery thanks to a good Samaritan who held his head steady.
