Shooting Leaves 1 Man Dead, 1 Injured In Newark
Police were trying to identify a suspect Monday, after one man was killed and another wounded in a shooting in Newark.
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Police were trying to identify a suspect Monday, after one man was killed and another wounded in a shooting in Newark.
The bicyclist was struck at Pacific Street by a Honda SUV, which continued to drive in the wrong direction on Fourth Avenue toward Flatbush Avenue with the man on the hood, witnesses said.
Police are looking for some teens on bikes who allegedly spent Friday morning groping women on the street in Brooklyn.
Now, a group of Lakewood ladies is learning how to Skype, FaceTime, and use their new technology, and you may be surprised to see who their teacher is.
"New York Fashion Week: Mens" will feature 40 shows over the next four days.
Central Park could be getting its first new bronze statues in over 60 years as a local group pushes to honor the women responsible for getting all Americans the right to vote.
Summer visitors to Fire Island have often enjoyed free parking on the mainland, but when business owners in Bay Shore complained that customers could not shop because of the clutter of cars.
The NYPD released photos of a dark-colored GMC Terrain that it says was involved in the incidents.
Reports conflicted Monday night on a nuclear deal with Iran.
Oneil Sharpe Jr., 24, was arraigned on charges of driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident. He was ordered held on $250,000 cash bail or a $500,000 bond.
The new West District station on Jackson Avenue has been named in 23-year-old Officer Melvin Santiago's honor, one year after he was gunned down in what authorities described as an ambush.
Alexander Ciccolo is accused in a criminal complaint unsealed Monday of receiving four guns July 4 from a person cooperating with the Western Massachusetts Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Scott Stringer released a "scathing" audit Monday of the troubled agency NYCHA.
Officials arrested the man after the Division of Child Protection and Permanency discovered he was allegedly engaging in sexual activity with the unidentified 13-year-old.
Tom King, president of New York State Rifle and Pistol Association, says rolling back gun controls enacted two years ago was a topic of negotiations from January until lawmakers adjourned in June.
