Terror Worries Prompt Worldwide Travel Alert From State Department
The U.S. State Department issued a worldwide travel alert Monday, warning U.S. citizens of possible travel risks due to terrorist threats.
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The U.S. State Department issued a worldwide travel alert Monday, warning U.S. citizens of possible travel risks due to terrorist threats.
A former University of Connecticut student who went on a drunken, obscenity-laced tirade about jalapeno-bacon macaroni and cheese applied for probation Monday.
The driver of a vehicle being chased by police in Yonkers struck another car and left a woman dead Monday afternoon, police said.
The court of appeals said it will not take a look at a lower court ruling that prevented the testimony to be made public.
In an emergency response headache for New York City, some EMS technicians say radio service is spotty and potentially dangerous on the subway.
Melissa and Jennie McCarthy, who now live in NYC, filed a complaint with the Human Rights Division against Liberty Ridge Farm in 2012, after being denied to wed there.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday outlined a wide-ranging plan to support and treat New Yorkers suffering from mental illness.
Suffolk County police Commissioner Edward Webber announced his retirement Monday after 43 years with the department.
New York law enforcement is making it easier to report suspicious activity with a new mobile app that allows users to send tips using their smartphones.
Bold thieves targeted cars in Maplewood, they weren't after vehicles, but seemed to be looking for specific parts.
'Tis the season for shopping, and many parents know toys can have a short shelf life. It doesn't take long for kids to lose interest.
A new CBS News poll found that concerns about a terror attack have risen – and that more respondents are worried about poor anti-terrorism laws than civil liberties.
The women were allegedly selling fake Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors and Chanel bags at a fair at Holy Trinity Diocesan High School in Hicksville.
A man carrying a gun and with his face covered walked in and forced employees and customers to the back of the store, police said.
One nurse brings holiday spirit to Westchester Medical Center by throwing an early Thanksgiving meal for heart transplant patients.
