NYPD Investigates First Homicide Of 2015 After Man Shot, Killed In The Bronx
It happened just before 3 a.m. Thursday inside the lobby of the St. Mary's Houses on Westchester Avenue.
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It happened just before 3 a.m. Thursday inside the lobby of the St. Mary's Houses on Westchester Avenue.
An 87-year-old woman was found dead and three other people were injured inside a home in the Bronx.
The electronics covered in the new law include computers, televisions, fax machines, VCRs, DVD players, printers/scanners, video game consoles, MP3 players, tablets and small servers.
A massive cleanup effort is under way in Times Square to remove noisemakers, confetti and paper streamers left behind as New York City ushered in 2015.
At least two people were injured when an extra-alarm fire broke out in a Queens housing development late Wednesday.
People from all over the world are already starting to pack Times Square, where up to a million revelers are expected to ring in 2015.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo called off a swearing-in ceremony for his second term that had been planned for Wednesday night, electing to spend New Year's Eve with his family instead.
A hit-and-run left a woman dead late Wednesday in Morningside Heights.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, City Councilman Mark Treyger and the Alliance for Coney Island are hosting the event Wednesday night.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday reappointed a controversial judge who set no bail for a teenager accused of threatening police.
Two police officers on Long Island were being hailed as heroes Wednesday, after helping pull a family from a burning house.
Flags at all New Jersey state buildings were to be flown at half-staff Friday, in honor of a special police officer killed in an accident last weekend.
An NYPD officer was being questioned Thursday night, after a subway worker was roughed up on a Bronx train platform.
Some drivers near Fort Tryon Park were subjected to an unwelcome surprise this week, after thieves vandalized and burglarized around 40 cars.
Many communities count on dog owners to get their pets licensed. But a Long Island town is considering counting the pooches itself.
