Surveillance Video Shows Car Crash Through Fence, Roll Over On Long Island Lawn
Around 1 a.m., a North Babylon man woke up to the sight of a car upside down in his front yard, with the driver nowhere to be found.
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Around 1 a.m., a North Babylon man woke up to the sight of a car upside down in his front yard, with the driver nowhere to be found.
A woman in the Bronx was so tired of neighbors failing to pick up after their dogs.
In a sudden and surprising development Friday, Department of Investigation Commissioner Mark Peters is stepping aside in the New York municipal corruption investigation.
One of the women convicted in the infamous Charles Manson family murders of 1969 could soon walk free.
The Wall Street Journal poll of registered voters found just 35 percent of people think de Blasio's doing an "excellent" or "good" job while 62 percent say he's doing "fair" or "poor."
The NYPD on Friday was investigating a possible hate crime in Brooklyn that was caught on camera.
The 2017 FDNY Calendar of Heroes is twice as hot!
1010 WINS & CBSNewYork Feature NYC Shelter Pets In Weekly ACC Pet Post. This week, meet Macy, Christina and Bubble!
Young supporters from both the Clinton and Sanders campaigns debated issues in the race for president.
CEO Adam Aron issued a statement Friday in response to a loud public backlash over his comments about testing the idea of having a few text-friendly screens.
A winner of "The Apprentice'' and several other former contestants on Donald Trump's reality show are speaking out against the Republican front-runner's presidential campaign.
Jersey City's city council passed a measure Wednesday night barring Hoboken commercial bike users from parking at public bike racks for longer than two hours.
A Humvee overturned Thursday afternoon, sending debris across the southbound side of the Turnpike near exit 8 in South Brunswick.
Some residents have been displaced after a fire that was extinguished Thursday night rekindled early Friday morning, severely damaging five homes in Jersey City.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders told a Vatican conference that young people today are no longer satisfied with an economy "of stark inequality and injustice.''
