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An elderly homeowner in the Bronx has been ordered to fix her sidewalks due in part to a tripping hazard.
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An elderly homeowner in the Bronx has been ordered to fix her sidewalks due in part to a tripping hazard.
It may be called baseball, but at the heart of the sport is the glove, and repairing one takes a particular skill.
Drivers heading to the north out of New York City this weekend may run into trouble, with only one northbound lane open on the Tappan Zee Bridge.
A teenage boy's confession was played in court Friday, in his trial for allegedly setting a fire that killed a police officer in Coney Island, Brooklyn.
He steadfastly insists that he and his team did nothing wrong while federal and state investigators probe his campaign fundraising apparatus.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday that new data show a 12 percent drop in the number of people living on the streets.
A Long Island woman was arrested after allegedly abandoning animals at her home in South Huntington.
A NYPD officer has been convicted of assault for stomping on the head of a suspect as he was being handcuffed by other officers in Brooklyn nearly two years ago.
Will Ferrell has decided to back out of his role as Ronald Reagan in a new film after the former president's family and other critics slammed the movie for being in poor taste.
A chase and a crash sent two NYPD officers to the hospital in Harlem Friday afternoon.
It happened back on April 16 around 2:30 p.m. on the corner of East 172nd Street and Boston Road.
1010 WINS & CBSNewYork Feature NYC Shelter Pets In Weekly ACC Pet Post. This week, meet Madeline, Galaxy and Humphrey (including some great video!)
Around 121 pounds of heroin and eight pounds of cocaine stashed inside a shipping container of vegetables was seized by U.S. Customs and Border officials in Brooklyn earlier this year.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton delivered the keynote address Friday at an annual fundraising breakfast for the Eagle Academy Foundation, which helps educate inner city young men.
The woman, dubbed 'Jane Doe,' or the "Buckskin Girl" was found dead with wounds to her head in a ditch outside of Troy, Ohio on April 24, 1981, according to officials. She was discovered less than two days after she died.
