Man Shot Dead In Broad Daylight In East Flatbush, Brooklyn
A man was shot in the torso and killed in broad daylight Monday in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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A man was shot in the torso and killed in broad daylight Monday in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
A man suffered burns Monday evening when he came into contact with some kind of chemical at a Midtown East building.
The New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund has been running dry, and as of Monday, there was still no plan place to replenish it.
The city's new inspector general for police says the NYPD and an independent agency probing excessive force claims are not consistent in how they decide officers should be held accountable in using barred chokeholds.
A fix is in the works on Long Island to stop ice and snow from damaging cars at county parking lots.
NYPD statistics show arrests were up in the past week after plummeting in the weeks following the fatal ambush of two patrolmen in December.
Old technology has found a new use in keeping streets safe and reducing crime in Camden.
A reward was being offered Monday in the murder of a teenage girl from Sayreville, New Jersey – 16 years after her body was discovered.
Miliano, 67, died at a hospice in Pinellas Park, Florida. His death was announced in a statement by Harvey Nagler, vice president of CBS News Radio.
A Westchester County mother said Monday that her 4-year-old son was left all alone in the freezing cold after he got off his school bus one day last week.
A video of a New Jersey pastor admitting to punching a boy for "not taking the Lord serious" has gone viral.
A grand jury on Monday handed down an indictment against alleged gunman Jason Polanco, and alleged accomplice Joshua Kemp, in a shooting that wounded two NYPD officers in the Bronx last week.
Officials with the ride-sharing service Uber defended the operation with city council members Monday morning.
Harol Diamond, 80, of Wurtsboro is the sole winner of the $326 million Mega Millions jackpot drawn on Nov. 4, lottery officials revealed Monday.
Researchers from the University of Missouri found that iPhone users solving a series of puzzles performed better when they had their phones with them.
