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One man has lost a leg and is in critical condition after he was hit by a car in Ocean Township, New Jersey which kept going with him stuck in the windshield Monday evening, police said.
"Rude." "Disrespectful." "Insulting." Those were words used by various voters to describe Mayor Bill de Blasio's tardiness at a memorial ceremony for Flight 587.
The man who was caught on video slapping a woman on the F train after she allegedly taunted him and hit him with heel claims he did it in self-defense.
Police on Thursday released a sketch of a suspect who robbed a woman at knifepoint in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
Harrison police conducted a two-month investigation along with the Westchester district attorney, NYPD and Bergen County prosecutor before arresting seven people.
Old Navy has admitted that it is charging more for plus-sized clothing for women, but not for men.
The calendar also helps raise money for charity. The very first calendar last year raised for $40,000 for University Settlement, a nonprofit group that helps immigrants and low-income families.
Newly-released video shows suspects making their getaway following a murder and carjacking at an upscale New Jersey mall.
The New Jersey Assembly on Thursday voted 41-31 to approve the New Jersey Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act.
A bitter fight has broken out between a Westchester County husband and wife – with allegations of adultery, and attempted murder and the middle of the night.
A New York state assemblyman believes sugary drinks should bear warning labels because of related health problems like obesity, heart disease and diabetes.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka on Thursday signed an ordinance into law that bans smoking in city parks and recreation facilities, or within 50 feet of municipal building entrances, exits, windows and ventilators.
A pair of bills introduced in the City Council on Thursday target the way police patrol New York City's streets.
The mother of an 8-year-old Sound Beach girl said her daughter is being kicked out of school because of a controversy over a recent change in state regulations on immunizations.
Twelve members of a single family were charged Thursday with lying to lenders to obtain more than $20 million in mortgage loans over the past decade, most of which went into default.
