Man Charged With Murder 6 Years After Wife Found Dead In UWS Bathtub
For nearly six years after a finance executive was found strangled in her Manhattan bathtub, suspicion swirled around her estranged husband.
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For nearly six years after a finance executive was found strangled in her Manhattan bathtub, suspicion swirled around her estranged husband.
A New Jersey pastor has been charged with staging a fake assault inside his church.
Girl Scouts will set up shop in the lobbies of 12 buildings in Midtown and one in the Financial District from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at most locations.
The New York Police Department is trying to find out who fatally shot a graffiti artist in Brooklyn.
Jury selection is underway in the corruption trial of a former New York Assembly speaker charged with accepting nearly $4 million in payoffs and kickbacks.
Jennifer Valiante of Westport made her first court appearance Monday, four days after Jeanette and Jeffrey Navin's remains were found outside a vacant home in Weston.
Following multiple requests by five downtown schools, Public Advocate Letitia James, city lawmakers, parents and school officials demanded the city increase security for families.
Officials say a gas main at Wolfe Road was damaged by a contractor.
Five years out of prison, Joe Ganim won the Democratic primary. He seeks a connection with the voters on his other record -- on claims he held the line on tax and crime rates in more than 10 years in office.
Students at the New York School for the Deaf finally have a place to play three years after Superstorm Sandy destroyed its old playground.
American Postal Workers Union employees on Long Island are currently working without a contract, with negotiations soon to go to arbitration.
Put away those pumpkins, it's time for the holidays!
The owners of the Market Diner on 43rd Street and 11th Avenue decided to close their doors because they can not afford to pay the rent anymore.
The house was demolished as part of an ongoing effort from the Town of Hempstead to clean up the scourge of 'zombie' houses.
After an accident left him paralyzed from the chest down, Jersey City athlete Glenn Hartrick refused to give up, competing the NYC Marathon on Sunday.
