Newburgh Police Searching For Suspects Behind Shooting That Injured 4 Teens
Disturbing video shows a fight in the street Wednesday afternoon followed by the sound of gunfire and teens literally running for their lives.
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Disturbing video shows a fight in the street Wednesday afternoon followed by the sound of gunfire and teens literally running for their lives.
With the clock ticking down on his administration, Mayor de Blasio is trying to fulfill an old campaign promise.
If you love New York and history, there's a new exhibition that just opened in Lower Manhattan. It highlights the native peoples of the New York State region.
As the chilly weather returns, a woman living in New York City public housing says she feels left out in the cold without heat in her apartment.
Police say the victim and the suspect are both students at Walton High School on Reservoir Avenue near Strong Street.
The Islanders will play their first game at the new arena Saturday, when they take on the Calgary Flames.
The Soul Train Awards will tape Saturday, and CBS2 will be live from the red carpet at the famed Apollo Theater.
Cellphone video shows the suspect shooting through the sunroof of a moving vehicle.
The statue has long been criticized as racist in the portrayal of Native American and Black figures.
An 81-year-old man was also killed in the blaze, and eight other people were treated for smoke inhalation and other injuries.
Police arrested Brandon Beltres, 18, and a 17-year-old for the October shooting.
Hochul is willing to put her money where her mouth is, vowing to freeze transit fares not only for the six months the MTA has promised but for an entire year after that.
Both men served more than two decades in prison for a crime they did not commit. They were exonerated after a 22-month investigation.
Hochul will be joined by MTA officials and local lawmakers for a tour of the phase 2 tunnel north of the 96th Street Q train station.
The play was written by Alice Childress in 1955 about her struggles in the New York theater scene. It was scheduled to open on Broadway in 1957, but never did.
