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Police caught up to a suspect in a robbery in East New York, Brooklyn Friday afternoon, after the victim's allegedly stolen car flipped over more than a mile and a half away.
A community in Wayne is hoping that Christmas lights will lift the spirits of a young girl who has spent more days in the hospital than in school.
What happens to us after we die? It's one of life's biggest mysteries. Now, thanks to a groundbreaking study by local researchers, we are closer than ever to finding out.
Ten people suffered minor injuries Friday night in an extra-alarm fire in the University Heights section of the Bronx.
Families of disabled adults claimed a victory Friday night, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill giving them a chance to go before a judge and plead their cases about why they should be allowed to stay in their current facilities.
An unarmed and unsuspecting man was shot in the chest and killed by a rookie police officer in the inside the stairwell of a Brooklyn housing complex late Thursday, and police officials have said it appeared to be accidental.
Bill Cosby's attorney released a statement Friday night, saying the claims from the women accusing him of sexual assault are "fantastical stories" that are "becoming increasingly ridiculous."
The New Jersey state Department of Environmental Protection warned residents Friday not to have direct contact with the lower Hudson River or fish in those waters due to a sewer main break.
A federal judge ruled Friday night that New Jersey cannot partially lift a prohibition on sports betting in an effort to boost the state's struggling horse racing and casino industries.
A New York City man was sentenced Friday to more than three years in prison for his role in an international cybercrime ring.
Police in South Brunswick, New Jersey have issued a warrant for a man they believe made off with several hundred dollars from a mosque's donation box Tuesday night.
A former northern New Jersey police captain is going to prison for 20 years for sexually exploiting a girl by enticing her to live-stream explicit acts online in exchange for payment.
A former McDonald's worker acquitted of charges he placed shards of glass into a police officer's Big Mac nearly a decade ago has won a $437,000 settlement from the city after arguing the officer fabricated the story to win money by suing the fast food restaurant.
New York City is reshaping its $500 million workforce development program to help residents get better-paying jobs.
Did your mom ever tell you not to sit too close to the TV because it would ruin your eyes? Well, today more kids than ever are near-sighted.
