Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie Joins Sharpton's Saturday Morning NAN Rally
New York State Assembly's first African American speaker joined Saturday morning's Action Rally.
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New York State Assembly's first African American speaker joined Saturday morning's Action Rally.
Charges against a costumed Spider-Man accused of slugging a police officer in Times Square have been dismissed after prosecutors decided not to pursue them.
The university said in a statement that it was working with local and state health officials to identify and offer preventative treatment to any other people who had close or extended contact with the student.
Authorities say a mother got so angry when told that her daughter had failed a New York state exam that she threatened to bomb the school.
The skyscrapers of Manhattan look almost close enough to touch from parts of the waterfront of Brooklyn's industrial Red Hook neighborhood.
The Taxi and Limousine Commission has decided to try letting the older cars turn yellow.
Christopher Loeb's attorney said her 28-year-old client suffered great physical pain after he was beaten while in custody at Suffolk County Police Department in 2012.
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One firefighter suffered minor injuries, but is expected to be OK.
As the storm begins to hit the region around noon Sunday, precipitation will mostly be in the form of rain with a wintry mix north of New York City.
It was a major scare at the Huntington Home Depot back in 2012 after a pipe bomb was planted in the store by then-employee Daniel Sheehan, authorities said.
On Saturday, the voice of the Westminster Dog Show, David Frei, stopped by the CBS2 studio to offer a preview on what viewers can expect this year.
A 58-year-old Domino's delivery man was outside 54-49 Almeda Ave. delivering pizza when the suspect punched him in the face, removed all his pizzas and fled into the building, police said.
Tens of thousands of complaints have poured in to the town board
