New York City Officials Unveil New Plan To Deal With Ebola Threat
New York City officials on Monday announced new plans in case the Ebola virus spreads to the city.
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New York City officials on Monday announced new plans in case the Ebola virus spreads to the city.
A youth football coach was attacked by the father of one of his players after a game in Toms River this past weekend, authorities said Monday night.
Three people were injured Monday evening when a fire broke out in St. Albans, Queens.
Only parents and guardians of high school football players were invited to Monday's meeting, which is expected to begin at 7 p.m.
The New York City government has scuttled a project that installed thousands of transmitters in pay phone booths that could track people's movements.
vA car slammed into a dry cleaners in Canarsie, Brooklyn Monday evening.
Police Monday evening were seeking two suspects who allegedly made off with a suspect's jewelry in a variation on the old pigeon drop scheme in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.
Federal investigators on Monday continued to seek answers about how fast a tour bus headed for New York was traveling before it crashed in Delaware last month, resulting in the deaths of three passengers.
In Rockville Centre schoolchildren at Holy Child watched in awe as Pope Francis addressed the world. They and their parents were plugged into his modern message of a more merciful church.
Police said they found a loaded gun and crack cocaine on a man they allegedly caught throwing back some wine on the sidewalk in St. Albans, Queens this past weekend.
Rachel Noerdlinger, the first lady's chief of staff, failed to report on a city background check that she was living with her boyfriend, who has been convicted of drug trafficking and manslaughter.
Police were searching Monday for a man who allegedly took upskirt video of a 19-year-old woman while riding through Midtown East on a bicycle.
The 400-foot-long Left Coast Lifter — which has been nicknamed the "I Lift NY Super Crane" by officials in Albany — traveled from Jersey City, New Jersey, up the Hudson River, on Monday morning.
A psychologist testified at a pre-trial hearing Monday that Pedro Hernandez – who admitted killing a 6-year-old New York City boy who went missing 35 years ago – had a sufficient understanding of his Miranda rights.
The prominent attorney is under investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman after Al Sharpton's 60th birthday party last week.
