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New York's Finest were more like New York's strongest when it was time to the rescue a Bronx man, who was trapped under a taxi.
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New York's Finest were more like New York's strongest when it was time to the rescue a Bronx man, who was trapped under a taxi.
Police Monday were seeking assistance from the public in finding two suspects wanted for a Christmas Day jewelry store break-in in Staten Island.
Police said Thomas Herman, 46, of Patchogue, sped his black Chevrolet Trailblazer through Sayville's business district around 5:15 p.m. Sunday, and plowed into seven cars.
Police Monday were searching for a man who tried to rob two women – one of them 76 years old – in Flushing, Queens last week.
Former Metropolitan Transportation Authority President Joseph Lhota said Monday that he plans to kick off his mayoral campaign later in the week.
On the one-month anniversary of the Newtown school massacre, an angry sheriff in New Jersey and a heartbroken father of a Virginia Tech shooting victim were calling for a ban on high-capacity magazines and military style assault weapons.
A New York City police officer was arrested early Monday, reportedly on charges that he pulled a gun on a construction worker.
While the ER undergoes repairs and renovations, emergency doctors and nurses will staff a round-the-clock Urgent Care Center to treat adults and children walk-in patients in need of immediate care, the hospital announced.
Superstorm Sandy changed thousands of people's lives, but it also changed many communities in ways they are only now starting to realize.
A gas station was shot and killed during a robbery this past weekend in East Orange, N.J.
A newly released report shows coroner's officials amended Natalie Wood's death certificate based on unanswered questions about bruises on her upper body but were lacking several pieces of evidence and could only determine that she drowned under undetermined circumstances more than 30 years ago.
Each evening from sunset to 2 a.m., January 14-20, the North, South, East and West sides of the building will display four shades each of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple and pink in this order, one color per night.
