2 People Struck Within 1 Block In Unrelated Incidents In Hell's Kitchen
Two people were struck and injured within one block around the same time Tuesday evening in unrelated incidents in Hell's Kitchen.
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Two people were struck and injured within one block around the same time Tuesday evening in unrelated incidents in Hell's Kitchen.
New York City health officials have moved closer to easing the process of changing the gender on a birth certificate.
New Jersey's largest utility is teaming with the producers of television's Sesame Street to help families prepare for major emergencies such as hurricanes, tornadoes and floods.
A bear that attacked and killed a Rutgers University student in Passaic County did not have rabies, New Jersey state wildlife officials said Tuesday.
A high school teacher has pleaded not guilty to several charges stemming from what authorities say was an alcohol-related crash that critically injured a Bergen County Police Department officer.
A man was returned to Suffolk County arrested in Orlando, Florida Tuesday and charged in a shooting that left a man dead nearly two and a half years ago in Wyandanch.
A freight locomotive derailed and spilled several gallons of fuel Tuesday evening in Maspeth, Queens.
A northern New Jersey man is suing the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark, alleging that a now-deceased priest sexually molested him more than 30 years ago.
With concern over Ebola and Enterovirus-68 increasing, health experts are looking for ways to prevent the infection from spreading.
It will begin by targeting 35 community parks with capital investments of $130-million that will promote the full recreation of parks.
Police were asking the public for help Tuesday in finding a suspect who they said struck another man multiple times in the head in a Lower East Side public housing apartment last month.
A school for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities says it's moving to a new campus, a move that could reignite a town's debate over what to do with the current one.
Some parents and students aren't happy after Sayreville High School officials canceled the entire football season amid hazing allegations.
Civil rights advocates on Tuesday accused New York City authorities of continuing to support discriminatory surveillance of Muslim communities by police.
The fire began on the first floor of the home on Tioga Drive in the St. Albans neighborhood at about 7 p.m., authorities said. The brothers were discovered unconscious on the second floor, police said.
