Man Charged In String Of Flushing, Queens Garbage Can Fires
A man has been arrested on arson charges for allegedly setting fire to three garbage cans in Flushing, Queens last week.
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A man has been arrested on arson charges for allegedly setting fire to three garbage cans in Flushing, Queens last week.
Two disabled sisters from New Jersey made a wish several days ago, and it came true Tuesday just in time for Christmas.
A look at some non-toy gifts that might even bring you and your family closer together this holiday season.
December usually brings a white blanket to the ski slopes in the Tri-State Area, but this year, they are dry -- and ghost town too.
In wake of recent acts and threats of terror, police on Long Island are telling the public "if you see something, text something."
The head of New York City's beleaguered Homeless Services agency is stepping down.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is looking to crack down on toll evaders.
Just days away from the official start of winter, roses are still in bloom.
Police are trying to determine who killed an elderly woman in Brooklyn who authorities initially thought died of natural causes.
The armored truck was picking up money from a check-cashing outlet on Westchester Avenue around 9:30 a.m., and loading the money into the back of the truck, police said.
The decision stems from Governor Andrew Cuomo's Common Core Task Force, which released recommendations on revisions to the state's standardized testing program last week.
A Suffolk County jury took only a few hours to convict Leah Cuevas of second-degree murder.
Sui Kam "Tony" Tung, 52, of New York, was convicted Tuesday for killing 59-year-old Robert Cantor in Teaneck in March 2011.
James Feeney, an associate of the DeCavalcante organized crime family, has pleaded guilty to distributing more than 500 grams of cocaine.
Over thirty students and faculty were taken to the hospital after an unknown chemical leak at West Babylon High School on Tuesday.