N.Y. High Court Judge Calls For Major Changes To Grand Jury Proceedings
Major grand jury reforms proposed Tuesday by the New York State Appeals Court chief judge include releasing records of closed-door proceedings when nobody is charged.
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Major grand jury reforms proposed Tuesday by the New York State Appeals Court chief judge include releasing records of closed-door proceedings when nobody is charged.
A new climate report is finding that temperatures and sea levels are rising in New York City.
A Florida developer trying to buy the former Revel casino in Atlantic City said Tuesday that he was still negotiating with its owner to salvage the sale.
Police believe a man described as emotionally disturbed was behind a fire that broke out Tuesday in the Bronx.
The highest court in New York state ruled Tuesday that state law is what determines where sex offenders can live.
Police on Tuesday were investigating the afternoon robbery of a bank in Nesconset, Long Island.
The cold weather has really gotten to some people. In upstate New York, Ithaca's visitors bureau temporarily told tourists to stay away.
A man is dead after his vehicle struck a utility pole early Tuesday in the Mariners Harbor section of Staten Island.
Police on Tuesday released the identity of a man who was struck near the Belt Parkway in southeast Queens and later died.
The idea is to roll up to a sobriety checkpoint, display the sign and your license and not say a word -- essentially asserting your rights.
Homeowners who saw their lives devastated by Superstorm Sandy say they were betrayed after the storm by insurance companies.
Pope Francis and Cardinal Timothy Dolan have denounced the beheadings of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians by Islamic State militants, with Dolan saying the attacks threaten "civilization itself."
Residents said they are grateful that the door is finally fixed but they said there are plenty of other problems with the building.
A New Jersey mother has been arrested for allegedly hosting an underage drinking party at her home.
After recent displays of almost unspeakable violence by Islamic State militants, a suggestion from the U.S. State Department about how to stop terrorists is raising eyebrows.
