AG: 4 Smuggled Dozens Of Firearms Into NYC On Greyhound Buses
Four men have been charged in connection with a high-volume gun trafficking ring that is accused of smuggling firearms into New York City from the Carolinas and Tennessee.
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Four men have been charged in connection with a high-volume gun trafficking ring that is accused of smuggling firearms into New York City from the Carolinas and Tennessee.
The consequences of a tragic elevator accident in Brooklyn earlier this month has made life miserable for some elderly and disabled residents of Manhattan.
The fliers have a web address and a phone number for a group in Pelham, N.C.
MasterCard is testing new app technology that would one day allow shoppers to make a transaction with a selfie instead of your password.
A woman was shot and killed just steps from two schools Thursday in the Allerton section of the Bronx.
Gregory Floyd of Teamsters Local 237 said that metal detectors used in schools serve as an effective deterrent for children seeking to bring weapons into the classroom.
New York's highest court has rejected the manslaughter conviction of a Long Island woman who was pregnant when she crashed her car and whose baby was delivered by emergency surgery but died days later.
One poker player's multi-million dollar "flush" is sending him to prison.
A woman was caught on video stealing the Halloween decoration at the entrance to the Strathmore neighborhood in Manhasset.
Former New York state Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver says he believes he will be vindicated after his corruption trial.
MTA spokesman Kevin Ortiz said riders should notice a difference once the agency adds 31 more roundtrips on the 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, A, C, E, J, M, N and S lines.
Here are five of the top bars you should head to for viewing the World Series in New York City.
Maureen Myles was found guilty of pocketing $32,000 raised in an event for Pam Capotosto and her 19-year-old son, who has cerebral palsy.
The Mets are headed to the World Series for the first time in 15 years and that means die-hard fans are already hitting the stores where championship gear went on sale early Thursday morning.
While Councilman Jumaane Williams conceded the $50,000 maximum fine might be a little steep, he said it wouldn't be levied against the occasional Airbnb user.
