Another Top NYPD Officer Tied To Corruption Scandal Trying To Retire
Another top NYPD officer is trying to retire, rather than face questions in a corruption scandal.
Watch CBS News
Another top NYPD officer is trying to retire, rather than face questions in a corruption scandal.
New York City welcomes thousands of sailors from May 25 through Memorial Day for the 28th annual Fleet Week.
County Executive Ed Mangano and County Health Commissioner Dr. Lawrence Eisenstein unveiled the initiative called the "Zika Action, Mosquito Trapping and Surveillance Plan."
The three victims were playing basketball when a man walked up to the group, pulled a ski mask over his face and tried to start a fight, police said.
A new poll finds the majority of voters think the scandal is a serious problem that could affect his political future
The latest YouTube challenge involves people intentionally setting themselves on fire.
A State Department audit has faulted Hillary Clinton and previous secretaries of state for poorly managing email and other computer information and slowly responding to new cybersecurity risks.
Documents show that slain Navy SEAL and "American Sniper" author Chris Kyle misrepresented the number of medals he received.
A man was convicted Wednesday of attacking and beating two men in a Dallas BBQ restaurant in Chelsea last year.
A Great Big World is addressing the struggles of living with multiple sclerosis through a powerful ballad.
New York City will reduce the penalties for minor offenses like littering and public urination under a package of bills approved by the City Council on Wednesday.
Eleven states are suing the Obama administration over new federal guidance for transgender students in public schools.
Photos of the images reveal a swastika next to a Jewish star above the words "It's a vicious cycle."
Police have released a picture of a man who is accused of stalking a 16-year-old girl on the subway system.
A New York woman who was arrested outside an Air National Guard base while taking pictures for a "Support Our Troops'' website is due to get over $1 million after suing for false arrest.
