VIDEO: Beluga Whale Photobombs Connecticut Governor
Connecticut's governor got photobombed by a friendly beluga whale Wednesday.
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Connecticut's governor got photobombed by a friendly beluga whale Wednesday.
A former day care worker who admitted she abandoned two children at a Long Island mall to "teach them a lesson'' has been sentenced to probation.
It broke out around 4:45 a.m. Thursday at a home on Glenwood Road and quickly spread to neighboring buildings.
Around 8:45 p.m. Wednesday, an officer on patrol on the walkway of the Manhattan side of the bridge spotted the man climbing the cables, sources said.
Nineteen-year-old Anthony Ramon of Harlem was seen on surveillance video from an apartment building on West 172nd Street in Washington Heights, police said.
A police pursuit of a stolen vehicle ended in a deadly crash in New Jersey, according to authorities.
Deputy Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said Wednesday there were 82 murders and 345 shootings in the city between June 1 and Aug, 31.
The LIRR said equipment breakdowns like the one riders experienced on Wednesday could happen "at a moment's notice'' until it can make permanent repairs to a faulty signal system.
For close to a decade Colbert was best known for playing a faux pundit on Comedy Central's 'Colbert Report.'
The breath of life was caught on camera when a teenager collapsed on a subway platform and a police officer rushed in to help.
A sanitation worker in Jersey City has been fired, after being accused of refusing to pick up the trash at a local bar unless the bartender served them free drinks, CBS2 has learned.
A new cluster of Legionnaires' disease cases was recently diagnosed in the South Bronx, and city officials on Wednesday were investigating the water distribution system in one public housing development.
A jogger went for a run in Massapequa Park, Long Island and never returned, and a frantic family has been left to pass out posters and look for clues.
Panic erupted on a Queens sidewalk earlier this week, when bricks rained down and barely missed two passing pedestrians.
Five teens were charged Wednesday in connection to a crime spree that left an 18-year-old dead in Newark.
