Video: Gunman Opens Fire In Laurelton, Queens
Dramatic new video shows the man police are searching for after he opened fire Thursday night in Queens.
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Dramatic new video shows the man police are searching for after he opened fire Thursday night in Queens.
It's the latest incident in a recent spike of anti-Semitism in our area.
Two pedestrians were injured, one critically, after a box truck crashed in Brooklyn Friday afternoon.
Officials say someone threw a lit firecracker in an F train subway car Friday morning, terrifying passengers.
WPLJ first went on the air 48 years ago in 1971.
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Monthly and quarterly rates are going up at 16 municipal parking garages and lots owned by the city and run by the Department of Transportation throughout the five boroughs.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is in the hot seat for not attending a solemn ceremony for a memorial dedicated to those who died from toxic exposure at Ground Zero.
A newborn fawn is alive thanks to a Good Samaritan who delivered the fragile baby from its dying mother, performed CPR, and helped it find a home.
Move over, MetroCard. The MTA has a new way to pay. Starting today, riders can tap a cellphone or contactless credit card to enter certain subway trains and buses.
Cardi B, whose real name is Belcalis Almanzar, faces misdemeanor reckless endangerment and assault charges in connection with the fight at Angels Strip Club back on Aug. 29.
A Post-It note reading "Hitler Is Coming" was plastered onto a billboard designed for visitors to leave positive messages at the Jewish Children's Museum in Crown Heights on Tuesday night.
A decorated NYPD officer accused of hiring a hitman to kill her ex-husband and a child was formally charged in federal court in Central Islip on Friday.
Police said a man held up a Chase bank around 5:40 p.m. Thursday on Avenue of the Americas in Greenwich Village.
Last week, the words "Synagogue of Satan" were spray painted on a yeshiva on Harold Street, and the acronym "SOS" was found on another yeshiva across the street.
