Convicted Killer, Rapist With Ghastly Record In Court On N.J. Drug Sale Charges
Charles T. Williams is on lifetime parole for the 1969 rapes and murders of two boys.
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Charles T. Williams is on lifetime parole for the 1969 rapes and murders of two boys.
Dorothy Krakovsky was a single mother and a U.S. Navy reservist during World War II. Now, after 50 years as a frustrated artist, some of her recent work is on display at the Soapbox Gallery in Brooklyn.
It can be tough for some men to grow a full beard, so now, some are paying to get the beards they desire with facial hair transplants.
Parents claim the stretch of East 109th Street between Second and Third avenues is like a raceway, even though foot traffic is always heavy.
Can technology trump Mother Nature when she delivers a brutal winter like this one? School districts counting up the snow days are hoping so.
Dozens of people were evacuated from a Manhattan subway station and three neighboring buildings due to a transformer fire, the Fire Department said.
Internal squabbling at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has taken a new turn.
Kennedy testified that she thought she had taken her thyroid medication, but must have taken a sleeping pill by mistake.
The accident happened just before 11 a.m. Wednesday at exit 16 in Woodbury.
A New York City couple is in search of a good Samaritan who offered her coat to the woman after she gave birth on an Upper East Side street.
During a lecture at Pratt Institute Tuesday, the director and Brooklyn native said that white newcomers to neighborhoods like Fort Greene and Bedford-Stuyvesant are doing the wrong things.
The new bill has the support of Mayor Bill de Blasio. It will give the right to have paid sick days to 355,000 workers.
Mack, 48, had fought to remain in office until his sentencing in May while also seeking to have his conviction thrown out. He was convicted Feb. 7 of bribery, fraud and extortion in a sting operation involving a bogus land development deal.
Eight people have been seriously hurt in the collapse of a three-story building in Brooklyn, according to fire officials.
The derailment of a freight train pulling empty oil cars in upstate New York has raised concerns with environmental groups voicing opposition to the hauling of shale oil along the Hudson River.
