Police: 3 Masked Men Tie Up Homeowners In Greenwich, Make Off With Cash, Jewelry
Police are looking for three masked men who they said tied up a couple inside their Greenwich home and made off the contents of their safe.
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Police are looking for three masked men who they said tied up a couple inside their Greenwich home and made off the contents of their safe.
In the week since the deaths of officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu, the numbers of arrests in some areas have dropped dramatically compared to the same week last year.
Police said thieves used a dump truck to crash into a Macy's on Long Island early Tuesday, before making off with an ATM.
House Speaker John Boehner called Rep. Michael Grimm's announcement that he will be resigning from Congress after pleading guilty to tax evasion "the honorable decision."
A suspected case of the mumps at Smithtown High School East on Long Island has been confirmed, Suffolk County officials said Tuesday.
Officials at the private Connecticut college announced the disciplinary actions against Tau Kappa Epsilon on Tuesday. School officials declined to release details of the allegations.
The annual report by the nonprofit National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund found that 50 officers were killed by guns this year. That's higher than the 32 such deaths last year but the same as 2012 figures.
Police are asking the public's help in locating a suspect wanted in connection with the armed robbery of a livery cab driver in Sheepshead Bay.
Health officials are looking at a New York City spa's safety plans after a patron was found unresponsive in a hot tub and died.
New York's largest teachers union accused Cuomo of reneging on an agreement that he announced in June.
Nassau County is not the place to drive drunk this New Year's holiday, County Executive Ed Mangano warned Tuesday.
The push is on for federal intervention over fixed charges on many Connecticut electric bills.
Co-owner John Mara confirmed that the two-time Super Bowl champion will return during a news conference on Tuesday, though he did say that he might not extend the 68-year-old's contract.
Bill Hyatt with Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, who leads the preservation effort, said warming waters are threatening many native species, including the brook trout, now restricted to increasingly smaller streams.
City Comptroller Scott Stringer's office says it has received 205 notices of claim surrounding the March 12 gas blast as of Monday.
