Actor Shia LaBeouf Arrested At 'Cabaret' Performance
Actor Shia LaBeouf was charged with disorderly conduct and criminal trespass late Thursday, after he was arrested at a production of "Cabaret" at Studio 54 for allegedly being disruptive.
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Actor Shia LaBeouf was charged with disorderly conduct and criminal trespass late Thursday, after he was arrested at a production of "Cabaret" at Studio 54 for allegedly being disruptive.
Police in southern New Jersey are looking for a woman who was videotaped beating a woman in front of her toddler son.
Police are searching for a man who apparently got swept away after going for an early morning swim with friends in the East River.
New York Republican Party Chairman Ed Cox on Thursday said Indiana Gov. Mike Pence has "presidential qualities."
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plan to use $511 million in clean water funds to help finance the new Tappan Zee Bridge won approval from a state board Thursday.
New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer on Thursday approved a settlement of $40 million for the five men wrongly convicted in the infamous 1989 Central Park jogger attack.
It was a gruesome scene at the 59-year-old victim's home on East 126th Street -- a secluded block surrounded by FDR Drive, an MTA bus depot and the exit ramp for the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge.
A man who nearly lost his life in New York City's first instance of bubonic plague in more than 100 years back in 2002 has died of an unrelated illness in a Santa Fe, New Mexico, hospital, his wife said Thursday.
Department of Environmental Protection spokesman Bob Considine said there's more sand on New Jersey's beaches this summer than there was the day before Superstorm Sandy hit.
Brooks, the late, legendary 1010 WINS reporter, and his wife, Lynn, lived at Manhattan Plaza at 43rd and 10th after their three sons grew up.
An attorney for a mentally disabled 19-year-old man charged with sexually assaulting another mentally disabled student in a school restroom said both were led into the situation by ``able-minded'' students for their own amusement.
The 21 cash-for-gold stores from Edison to Emerson -- six in Fairfield alone -- are accused of using improper and unapproved scales.
Lawmakers have agreed to create New York City identification cards residents could get regardless of their immigration statuses. The measure would add the nation's biggest city to a growing roster of cities that have them.
A reputed drug kingpin was convicted on murder charges in Brooklyn Thursday, in a case that featured amateur rap videos of him rhyming about carrying guns and settling scores with bullets.
The Democrat-controlled New Jersey Legislature voted Thursday to raise taxes on companies and high-earning individuals while fully funding pension funds for public employees, but no one doubts that Gov. Chris Christie will veto the measure.
