Staten Island Woman Talks About Helping Police Officer After Car Crash
A Staten Island mother helped save a police officer in distress earlier this month, when the officer's unmarked squad car crashed into a front yard.
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A Staten Island mother helped save a police officer in distress earlier this month, when the officer's unmarked squad car crashed into a front yard.
As CBS2 reported, gender lines are blurring and men seem to be embracing wearing skirts and high heels and getting manicures and facials.
Footage from the scene showed rescuers, wearing protective gear, dragging one woman across the surface of the icy waters in a basket.
The Center for Avian and Exotic Medicine said the pipe broke around 6:30 a.m. Monday.
A Manhattan federal judge on Tuesday approved an agreement between the Teamsters union and the U.S. Department of Justice, which ends the government's 25-year anti-corruption oversight of the 1.4-million member union.
Fireworks were set off in the Hudson River Tuesday evening in celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
Police on Tuesday were searching for a suspect who threw a 78-year-old man to the ground and robbed him at a convenience store in Queens.
It's a milestone for an aspiring singer-songwriter from Long Island who has recorded her first album.
A man who created a charity to benefit those affected by the 2012 shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut has been arrested on allegations that he took most of it for himself, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.
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.
