Cops: Suspect Arrested In Sex Assault Of Bronx Teen
Clive Rosario, 26, was arrested Wednesday on sexual abuse and criminal sex act charges, police said.
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Clive Rosario, 26, was arrested Wednesday on sexual abuse and criminal sex act charges, police said.
I ask Rangers fans to carefully examine which side of the fence they're on. Ridding of Tortorella before season's end or in the summer would probably set the Rangers back a decade.
The six-part series called "Brooklyn D.A." will air on CBS beginning May 21.
Do universities really need spa-like gyms and dorms that could pass for luxury hotels?
When the hard comebacker off the bat of Carlos Beltran (of course it was him) smashed off the right elbow of Mets pitcher Jeremy Hefner on Tuesday afternoon, you just had to laugh -- to keep from crying.
In order to celebrate national Paella day, Chef Jesus Nunez of Barraca stopped by the CBS 2 studios to show how to cook up the tasty dish.
They'll just have to wait for Santana and hope that the brilliant future that awaits Harvey is now. Santana won't pitch in a game until he can throw a ball 180 feet. So far, he's only halfway there.
A Roman Catholic priest from Connecticut is expected to plead guilty to one of the charges accusing him of making more than $300,000 selling methamphetamine.
The accident happened at around 6:30 p.m. on the express tracks. Service was disrupted on the 1, 2 and 3 subway lines in Manhattan due to the police investigation.
A 79-year-old New Jersey crossing guard in the middle of doing his job suffered first-degree burns on his face, after he said an angry woman threw hot coffee at him.
With the cost of living on the rise and showing no sign of slowing down, total strangers desperate to save money are moving in together.
The videos were recorded at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, and were posted on a "BRHS Fights" Facebook page that opened last week.
Police said the suspect engaged the teen in conversation and sexually assaulted him before fleeing the building.
A Port Authority police officer claimed that he couldn't report to his beat because of an arm injury, when he was really flailing and thrashing about onstage with his punk rock band, federal authorities said.
Pedro Quezada appeared at New Jersey Lottery headquarters Tuesday afternoon.
