Fire Rips Through Staten Island Home, Spreads To Nearby Structures
An extra-alarm fire broke out Tuesday evening in home in West Brighton, Staten Island.
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An extra-alarm fire broke out Tuesday evening in home in West Brighton, Staten Island.
New York City is gearing up to welcome a new addition to their area code arsenal -- 332.
Harry Radliffe II, the first African American to head a CBS News bureau and an award-wining 60 Minutes producer for 26 years, died Tuesday.
The FBI is asking for the public's help in indentifying a street.
The Arthur Avenue tree lighting ceremony at Ciccarone Park is back on after initially being cancelled because of budget issues due to a panhandling problem.
Officials on Tuesday were showcasing plans to turn an empty South Bronx lot into apartments enhanced with help for residents contending with mental illness.
A New Jersey man has been indicted on murder and other counts in the strangulation deaths of his cousin and her foster daughter last year.
The city Department of Education on Tuesday announced an expansion of its musical theater program -- in which students write, cast, rehearse and perform their own musicals to 10 additional high schools.
The percentage of registered New Jersey voters who cast a ballot in this year's general election tumbled to the lowest level in more than nine decades, according to data released Tuesday.
County officials claim the environmental benefits from the solar farms would be 20 times greater than what is lost from cutting down the trees.
Dozens of people paying to live in an upscale Brooklyn building were forced to leave their homes after unsafe living conditions were found on the premises.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel fired the city's police superintendent Tuesday, a week after the release of a dash-cam video that showed a white officer fatally shooting a black teenager 16 times.
One of the NYPD's top union bosses is asking the league to change its policy and let cops protect the public while out of uniform at games.
Electronic toy maker VTech has confirmed that hackers breached the company's system, obtaining the personal information of about five million customers -- including thousands of children.
The NYPD had a warning Tuesday night for anyone who uses a debit card while out shopping or filling up their car with gas.
