Man Shows Just How Easily Kids Can Be Lured In Social Experiment Video
In a terrifying wakeup call for parents, a new viral video shot on New York City playgrounds shows just how easily children can be lured.
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In a terrifying wakeup call for parents, a new viral video shot on New York City playgrounds shows just how easily children can be lured.
The 25-year-old officer died Monday, two days after being shot in the head while sitting in an unmarked squad car in Queens.
Police were searching Tuesday evening for a man who allegedly slashed a woman in the arm, after she laughed at him for spitting at her in a Lower Manhattan subway station.
In a noticeably different protest against police in Wyckoff, New Jersey Tuesday, demonstrators accused an officer of a senseless murder.
Maywood Police Chief David Pegg said the man was trying to record a flaming cake --fueled by lighter fluid and gasoline -- with his iPad when his wife called emergency services.
A Wyckoff, New Jersey man surrendered to police Tuesday, on allegations that he sexually assaulted a student on the Manhattan College campus.
Mass transit advocates will hold a noontime rally at City Hall on Tuesday to demand more funding for the city's subways and buses.
More than 50 percent of Americans said the economy is in poor shape in a new CBS News/New York Times poll released Tuesday.
Chirlane McCray has made strengthening mental health services in New York City her signature issue.
A man pleaded guilty Tuesday to aiming a laser pointer at commercial jet planes near LaGuardia Airport back in March.
A new flight between New York City and Havana, Cuba will soon be offered – for the first time since travel restrictions were eased by the Obama administration.
New York state Senate leader Dean Skelos has held onto power following corruption charges, even as some fellow Republicans have said he should step down as leader to avoid a political distraction.
New Jersey will soon be the first state in the nation to require health professionals to look for heart disease in young people during physical exams.
You can call it a bureaucratic blunder … or a Washington blooper.
Workers at a Long Island nursing home faced a judge Tuesday, on allegations that they killed a patient and tried to cover it up.
