NYPD Seeking Yet Another Suspect Wanted For Lewdness On Subway
The latest incident happened Thursday morning in Queens, when police said a suspect exposed his private parts to a woman seated across from him.
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The latest incident happened Thursday morning in Queens, when police said a suspect exposed his private parts to a woman seated across from him.
Hundreds of job seekers have been camped out in Queens, some for more than a week, for a chance to be hired for one of 50 jobs available with the Ironworkers Local Union 46.
Two pals from Rockaway Beach really want to hear your idea, WCBS 880's Alex Silverman reported.
Olivier Famby, a 19-year-old unemployed cabbie from New Rochelle, was arrested Friday after an eagle-eyed police officer spotted him on routine patrol, police announced Monday.
Long stretches of East Hampton's Georgica Beach are gone, washed away by nature in some of the worst erosion in half a century, WCBS 880 Long Island Bureau Chief Mike Xirinachs reported.
A wolf's howl has been known to send chills up spines, echo through rib cages and stir souls. You can hear that "call of the wild" at the Wolf Conservation Center.
With the county drowning in red ink and shouldering a projected deficit of more than $500 million, 315 jobs will be axed. The hardest hit agency is the health department, where 123 positions are being cut.
Occupy Wall Street is urging followers to block traffic at bridges and tunnels to make it hard for people to get to work.
PETA claims the birds are raised in captivity and when they are taken states away and let loose to fly home, many fall prey to predators, starve or die in poor weather.
An Australian billionaire said Monday he'll build a high-tech replica of the original Titanic at a Chinese shipyard. Its maiden voyage in late 2016 will be from England to New York, matching the planned voyage of its namesake.
The city and police violated demonstrators' free speech rights, used excessive force, arrested protesters on dubious charges and interfered with journalists' and council members' efforts to observe what was going on, the four City Council members and others say in the federal civil rights suit.
Nearly two dozen demonstrators arrested last year while protesting the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk policy have gone on trial.
The Levittown Police Precinct will be turned into a community policing center this week as part of Nassau County's controversial plan to shutter four of its eight police precincts.
Red Hook's famous food vendors opened back up for the summer season over the weekend. The warm weather allowed for the loyal foodie fanbase to return for a taste of delicious South American specialties.
Prosecutors say Adis Medunjanin and two of his Flushing high school classmates planned to bomb city subways in 2009.
