Shock Poll: NYC Voters Want Low Crime Over Stop-And-Frisk Reform 2 To 1
With Election Day two weeks away, city voters say safety is more important than certain privacy rights.
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With Election Day two weeks away, city voters say safety is more important than certain privacy rights.
A Long Island man was arrested Monday for robbing the same CVS pharmacy twice in Deer Park.
The local community board has asked the city to devise a plan for Amsterdam Avenue that is expected to include a bike lane.
The 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal subway station was briefly closed Monday, as police investigated a suspicious-looking item that turned out to be a toy lantern.
Joan's Closet is giving more than 200 Manhattan School of Music students in need access to high-end, gently used dresses to wear at auditions.
The day has come. It's time to lift the maloik off the winless New York Football Giants.
Neighbors and a passing motorist are being hailed as heroes after helping several people escape a raging fire Sunday in Queens.
Setting out to recreate history, a New Jersey man has built a replica of the old Yankee Stadium that has to be seen to be believed.
Performers like Matthew Broderick, Harvey Fierstein, Kristen Chenoweth, Nathan Lane and Glenn Close are featured in the multimedia project.
The search for the autistic 14-year-old boy intensified even more on Monday, as his mother and brother appeared on "The Couch."
NJ TRANSIT Northeast Corridor trains were delayed up to an hour during the Monday afternoon rush, as authorities conducted a death investigation on the tracks.
The 6,500 square foot warehouse at the Westchester County Airport in Rye Brook offers those in need a free shopping excursion to help them get back on their feet.
Parents were on edge Monday, after a Long Island Walmart employee was accused of luring a 5-year-old boy into a store restroom and sexually assaulting him.
The president said his administration was doing "everything we can possibly do'' to get the federally run websites up and running.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said the smartphone manufacturers must take swifter action against what he's called an "epidemic" of thefts.
