Police: Man Tried To Kidnap Woman From Street In College Point, Queens
Police on Monday were asking the public to help them find a suspect in an attempted kidnapping in College Point, Queens.
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Police on Monday were asking the public to help them find a suspect in an attempted kidnapping in College Point, Queens.
New York lawmakers have introduced a set of bills to help fight heroin with tougher penalties for dealers, more funding for overdose-reversal drugs and increased better coverage for treatment.
It has been a full week of rude awakenings for a Long Island couple, who said their home has been under siege by a group of birds slamming into their windows over and over again.
That debate is bubbling over this week in Albany, where some are asking the state Board of Regents to recognize competitive cheerleading as an "interscholastic sport."
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge ruled the NYPD must comply with a Freedom of Information Act request from an animal rights group.
Many patients with debilitating brain diseases turn to marijuana after traditional treatments fail. A new review from the American Academy of Neurology shows that marijuana pills or spray can help some MS symptoms.
A 13-year-old Brooklyn boy received a big welcome back when he returned to school Monday for the first time since he was shot.
Rep. Michael Grimm has vowed to stay in office after he pleaded not guilty Monday to a 20-count federal indictment that includes charges of mail fraud, wire fraud and tax fraud.
A building owner and employee were charged Monday, after prosecutors alleged the sprinklers were cut in a Paterson, N.J. building where a fire burned for five days in February.
Twenty-nine-year-old Yusuf Ibrahim, of Jersey City, faces murder, kidnapping, robbery and desecrating human remains charges in the 16-count indictment handed up Monday by a state grand jury.
Navjoat Aulakh, 18, of Carteret was charged with filing a false report and also will face a count of creating a false public alarm, school officials said.
An Act of Congress created the Port Authority in 1921. Schumer said the agency has drifted from its core mission of operating "airports, seaports, bridges, tunnels."
Rafael Vasquez, 25, of Passaic, was pushed into court in a wheelchair wearing a cast on his arm and an orange prison jumpsuit.
The National Alliance for Hispanic Health and nine other entities filed a brief Monday. They're calling the rule a "reasonable and measured attempt'' at stemming a tide of obesity, diabetes and other illnesses.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency benefit that helped victims of the Oct. 2012 storm obtain temporary housing will run out on Thursday.
