Police: Man On Bike Pulls Up To Women In Queens, Grabs Their Buttocks
Police were searching Thursday night for a suspect who allegedly grabbed several women's buttocks as he rode around on a bicycle in Astoria, Queens.
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Police were searching Thursday night for a suspect who allegedly grabbed several women's buttocks as he rode around on a bicycle in Astoria, Queens.
Warmer weather is moving and the fields at Flushing Meadows-Corona park were filling up with kids on Thursday.
School officials claim drivers illegally speed past stopped school buses an estimated 50,000 times per day in New York state.
A Columbia University senior filed a lawsuit against the school Thursday, claiming that the university failed to protect him from harassment amid claims that he had raped a fellow student.
Gregory Oliver, 20, is charged with murder, three counts of attempted murder and weapons possession in the death of 15-year-old Armoni Sexton.
She was a passenger in an SUV that flipped several times. Her brother was also in the vehicle when their friend lost control of the wheel.
An alarming new report has been issued regarding construction site safety in New York City.
Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino said Thursday that he is looking for defectors – New York City businesses tired of the high costs of operating in the Big Apple.
Gov. Chris Christie is accusing Democratic lawmakers of "essentially suing themselves" for getting involved in a lawsuit over pension payments.
Playground safety is a top priority for the New York City Department of Recreation, but that does not mean the safety record is squeaky clean.
Clinton's State Department was one of the many government agencies that approved the deal because uranium production is a national security asset.
It looks like the mega-merger between the nation's two largest cable operators will not be happening.
The video was taken by a firefighter from neighboring Sea Bright who was wearing a helmet camera.
A Long Island woman was recently carjacked steps from her front door, and police said the frightening encounter was all part of a disturbing crime spree.
Oz devoted the first half of his syndicated show Thursday to his response to what he called "a brazen letter from 10 mysterious doctors" sent to Columbia University.
