Police: Worker Falls To His Death In Hell's Kitchen Elevator Shaft
An elevator mechanic was killed Tuesday when he plunged four stories down a shaft in a Hell's Kitchen building, police said.
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An elevator mechanic was killed Tuesday when he plunged four stories down a shaft in a Hell's Kitchen building, police said.
Police are investigating a number of break-ins inside a condominium community on Long Island.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams is hosting a news conference along with a local resident who is recovering from an addiction to K2.
Crews are putting the finishing touches on the landmark church just in time for Pope Francis' visit in September.
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo was under new pressure Tuesday to support a new Hudson River rail tunnel – and the federal government has disputed claims that it is holding back the project.
A judge in Westchester County has ordered Christina Antoine to turn over all her private Facebook postings as potential evidence in the dispute.
A cleaning lady has been accused of stealing jewelry from client's home in Old Bridge, New Jersey.
Subway train operators are being attacked on the job, in an alarming trend that has left transit employees worried about their safety.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a warning Tuesday that some Jeep sport-utility vehicles can roll away after drivers put them in park.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 204.78, or 1.3 percent, to 15,666.44.
Father Stephen Grozio of the Church of St. Rosalie in Hampton Bays, where many immigrants worship, said the pope will focus on love and peace.
Atlantic City's main casino workers union says it is giving billionaire Carl Icahn "one last chance" to avoid a strike at the Taj Mahal casino by reinstating employee health and pension benefits.
Footage from the scene showed the worker placed on a back board and being treated by emergency responders on the roof of the building.
A 17-year-old open water swimmer from New Jersey became the first person to swim a course of just over 20 miles through what's known as the New York Bight, officials said.
Connetquot Superintendent Linda Adams said the equipment can help in any emergency, not just a shooting.
