CBS2: Uber Driver Accused Of Assault Still Has TLC License
An Uber driver accused of touching a woman inappropriately still has his Taxi and Limousine Commission license, CBS2 has learned.
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An Uber driver accused of touching a woman inappropriately still has his Taxi and Limousine Commission license, CBS2 has learned.
Former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey official David Wildstein made the admissions in a federal court hearing Friday.
The fire department sets up real life scenarios based on past events to give their firefighters and paramedics the best training possible.
Baltimore's top prosecutor announced criminal charges Friday against all six officers suspended after a man suffered a fatal spinal injury in police custody, saying "no one is above the law.''
Unwanted items are often left on New York City sidewalks for garbage pickup, but turning someone else's trash into your treasure could land you in trouble with the law.
Andrew Lucas, the former mayor of Manalapan, New Jersey, was sentenced to five years in prison Friday.
Tons of rock rained down on a highway and a Westchester woman narrowly escaped serious injury.
The rally will take place at 3:30 p.m. and be followed by a march to Foley Square at 5:30 p.m.
A couple in Bergen County missed a Broadway show when their New Jersey Transit bus didn't show, and another one drove right by them.
A published report Friday evening said New York State Senate leader Dean Skelos and his son are expected to be arrested next week.
The search for a missing kayaker intensified on Friday as his former fiancee spent her first weekend in jail after being accused of his murder.
At least six people were injured after a car crashed into a NJ TRANSIT bus early Friday morning.
The busy Queensboro Plaza subway station was engulfed in smoke and had to be evacuated Friday evening, after a taxi caught fire nearby.
Jessie was reported missing 2-years-ago from her East Hampton home. She had been lost or stolen by the family pet sitter.
Potholes continued to plague New York City this first of May, and many have been wondering just why they are still so bad.