NY Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against Alleged K2 Distributors
Action is being taken against alleged distributors of synthetic marijuana and other designer drugs in New York.
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Action is being taken against alleged distributors of synthetic marijuana and other designer drugs in New York.
Sen. Charles Schumer said people are "just fed up" after another mass shooting and said it now may finally be right for some changes in gun laws.
Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez wrote in a policy report released Monday that charging the tolls would "revolutionize the way our city moves and make our roads that much cleaner, safer and more equitably used."
Police suspect the husband in the shooting death of a 27-year-old woman in the Bronx on Sunday, sources tell 1010 WINS.
A South Korean NYU student is free after being released from North Korea.
The now-changed restriction that had barred Nassau County prosecutors from keeping handguns, even at home, has touched off debate about whether prosecutors should be packing heat.
A federal judge ruled that courts had no authority over the House investigation. An appeals court upheld that decision.
Police were called to the home on 120th Street in South Ozone Park around 8:30 p.m. Sunday.
Stapleton, one of the oldest waterfront communities on Staten Island, is making a comeback and could become New York City's next hot neighborhood.
Morning Long Island Rail Road commuters can expect some delays on the Port Jefferson branch due to a broken rail east of Cold Spring Harbor.
Another woman was killed and several people were injured after the blast blew off the entire front of the three-story Borough Park building.
Three people were shot and killed in two separate shootings Sunday morning in New York City, authorities said.
A man who was knocked off his personal watercraft while out in the turbulent waters of the Manasquan Inlet was rescued by a Coast Guard crew that happened to be in the area.
The theft happened around 3 p.m. Monday on the stairwell of the subway station at Grand Concourse and East Tremont Avenue along the D line
One of the three cars made for the "Batman" television series that first aired in the 1960s is expected to arrive at the New-York Historical Society in the early-morning hours on Monday.
