One WTC Window Washers Discuss Harrowing Rescue, Thank God, First Responders
For the first time together, Juan Lizama and Juan Lopez discussed their harrowing rescue from One World Trade Center.
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For the first time together, Juan Lizama and Juan Lopez discussed their harrowing rescue from One World Trade Center.
Police in Newark are trying to find the suspects who crashed trucks into two businesses early Friday morning to try to steal ATMs.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be in the Big Apple from Dec. 7 to Dec. 9, according to a press release from Kensington Palace.
Ralik Hansen, 28, thought it was police at the door so he hid under the couch. His gun then discharged, killing him, according to the FBI.
A New Jersey martial arts instructor is behind bars Friday after being accused of sexually assaulting students and police fear there could be other possible victims.
A Sikh college student claims the U.S. Army is barring him from the Reserve Officer Training Corps unless he violates his religious beliefs by removing his turban, shaving and cutting his hair.
The burgeoning country star reveals how being a starting QB in college influenced his career in music.
Model Pranksters decided to perform a social experiment to determine how observant New Yorkers really are.
Insurance companies might face more scrutiny over how they are handling flood damage claims from Superstorm Sandy.
A Golden Retriever was rescued by Suffolk County Police officers Friday morning after he got his head wedged in a cat house in Medford.
Fall is far from over, but some neighborhoods in the Tri-State woke up to snow this morning.
Parents of two children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School say the needs of some victims' families are still unmet nearly two years after the shooting.
Whiskers In Wonderland, the largest cat and rabbit adoption event in the city, features nearly 200 cats, kittens and bunnies, all looking for forever homes.
Special materials are going into a unique New York real estate development: 3,550 pounds of royal icing, 700 pounds of candy and 600 pounds of dough.
The exhibit opening Saturday will include interactive features that will allow museum-goers to generate a virtual volcano or stand in the eye of a tornado.
