18 Injured After Norwalk Festival Ride Malfunctions
Fifteen people -- most if not all of them children -- were injured after a festival ride in Norwalk, Conn. apparently malfunctioned Sunday afternoon, police said.
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Fifteen people -- most if not all of them children -- were injured after a festival ride in Norwalk, Conn. apparently malfunctioned Sunday afternoon, police said.
Plans to build new restroom facilities on the Brighton Beach boardwalk have been delayed, according to a published report.
A major roadway was shut down in Ridgefield Park, N.J. Sunday afternoon, police found what they thought may have been a hand grenade inside a car.
First responders rescued a man who fell off a cliff in the New Jersey Palisades Sunday.
The race kicked off at 77th Street and Central Park West and heads uptown to 90th Street, at which point the runners turned into Central Park.
One man sustained a broken leg in the incident. Others suffered bumps, bruises, cuts and scratches, police said.
The dictator sat down for an interview with CBS This Morning anchor Charlie Rose as Congress mulls whether to authorize the use of force in Syria.
After vowing to stay out of the mayoral race, Gov. Andrew Cuomo rushed to the defense of Democratic candidate Bill de Blasio Sunday.
A published report this weekend said the Port Authority of New York and Jersey sold the naming rights of the World Trade Center to a nonprofit more than a quarter century ago for $10, and is now paying thousands of dollars a year to use the name.
The New York City Opera company said this weekend that it will have to suspend its season unless it raises $7 million by the end of the month.
Twenty-five percent of New Jerseyans are living in poverty, according to a new study.
A motorcyclist was struck and killed by a car Sunday, while he was pulled over in the median of Sunrise Highway on Long Island.
After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, a group of New Yorkers decided to volunteer in different cities every year around the anniversary to say "thank you" for the help New York City received. This time, home was where that help was needed most.
As police held two suspects in the shooting that killed a toddler in Brownsville, Brooklyn, a crowd rallied in the neighborhood to stop the violence Sunday.
In the latest court battle to keep Long Island College Hospital open in Brooklyn, ambulances once again have begun rolling on a limited basis.
