4 Suspects Sought In Washington Heights Armed Robbery
Once the suspects entered the Manhattan apartment, five victims were held at gunpoint as the suspects took a laptop computer, cash and cell phones, police said.
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Once the suspects entered the Manhattan apartment, five victims were held at gunpoint as the suspects took a laptop computer, cash and cell phones, police said.
There was more fallout Thursday stemming from an incident two days earlier when falling debris landed on a car on the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge. As city and state agencies appear to fight over responsibility, the former mayor, himself, weighed in.
Is it religious profiling or good police work? An intense debate is underway in our area amid new revelations that NYPD spying on Muslim communities included neighborhoods in Nassau and Suffolk counties and Newark, N.J.
The office was briefly evacuated Thursday afternoon while law enforcement responders removed the suspicious mail for testing.
Brett Picou, 30, an art teacher at P.S. 52, was charged with sexual abuse of a child under the age of 11.
Trains on those lines will be shut down from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., suspending 6th Avenue service between 57th Street and West 4th Street in Manhattan in both directions from February 27 to March 2.
When you drive by on the old Tappan Zee Bridge and see the barges out on the water you're looking at the new bridge taking shape and the remarkable thing is work has begun even though the contract hasn't been let yet.
"Twenty-five years ago, the archdiocese had one priest for every 900 Catholics. Today it's a very different story, 2,000 Catholics for every one priest," Timothy Cardinal Dolan said.
Fire Captain Anthony Varriale said it appears an accelerant was used to set fire to a stairwell of a home on the corner of Rockaway Boulevard and 144th Street in South Jamaica.
Janekia Wright, who was paralyzed in a car accident 4 months ago, said Legrand's trademark smile is infectious. Wright's parents say meeting the LeGrand family has helped them know they're not alone.
An NYPD officer who claims to be the victim of retaliation for whistleblowing, is getting help from the New York Civil Liberties Union.
Police are looking for a man who lifted up a woman's skirt and grabbed her buttocks in Irving Place.
It is apparently not smooth sailing for the jury deliberting in the trial of a man charged with shoving a woman into the side of a moving New York City subway train.
Alex Gardega always felt a replica of Michelangelo's murals that cover the ceiling of the Vatican's Sistine Chapel belonged in New York City.
A March 15 hearing has scheduled for a lawsuit filed by the woman who accused former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn of raping her in a Manhattan hotel.
