2 Firefighters Injured In Upper East Side Apartment Fire
It happened just after midnight on the 14th floor of a building on East 79th Street.
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It happened just after midnight on the 14th floor of a building on East 79th Street.
It happened around 11:15 p.m. Tuesday at the New Ebony Hotel on West 112th Street.
It happened just after 5 p.m. Tuesday at East 125th Street and Madison Avenue.
As the world rings in 2020, police across the Tri-state area are still searching for clues into the biggest unsolved cases of 2019.
The family of 72-year-old Josef Neumann released a statement on New Year's Eve, saying his condition is grave.
Judges are now prevented from imposing a cash bail and holding repeat offenders for dozens of crimes regardless of the suspect's criminal history.
Hundreds of thousands of spectators will travel from near and far to score a front row seat, and roughly one billion people are expected to watch around the world.
The NYPD announced that 18-year-old Abu Conth has been charged with murder and gang assault for the brutal crime in the Morrisania section of the Bronx last week.
Eric Goldstein, CEO of the UJA-Federation of New York joined CBSN New York to talk about methods of increasing security which have and have not worked in the past.
Celebrating New Year's by watching the ball drop in Times Square is a tradition among millions, but not everyone welcomes the next year in the same way.
Josef Gluck helped chase away and identify the man attacking Jews at a synagogue in Monsey on Saturday night. On Tuesday, he received a high honor from his hometown in Rockland County.
Some in New York City's Jewish communities want the NYPD to broaden the now rare practice of dressing up and going undercover as decoys.
The chilling moment was caught on camera. Four suspects are seen entering apartment in Inwood. Those inside the apartment are held at gunpoint and at least one is robbed.
Police said the incident happened at around 4:30 a.m. on Sunday on Mott Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Ariel Palitz, the senior executive director of NYC's Office of Nightlife, talks about why people come from all over the world to spend New Year's Eve in New York.
