Suffolk County Police Officer James Garside Saves Third Life In Two Weeks
He's a public servant with a knack for being in the right place at the right time.
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He's a public servant with a knack for being in the right place at the right time.
Witnesses say the driver, a woman, ran a red light in Sunset Park Wednesday night. Her car slammed into the man near 50th Street and 6th Avenue.
Officer Kevin Brennan is in critical but stable condition and doctors say he's expected to make a full recovery. Meanwhile, the suspect, Luis Ortiz, has been charged with the attempted murder of a police officer.
The men were rushed to Nassau University Medical Center and are listed in critical but stable condition.
Police are still looking for a man in his 20's who they said fired at least 8 bullets, one of which struck the girl.
Taking on the state's traditionally powerful teachers unions, Cuomo threatened to impose tougher job evaluations Feb. 16 if the unions continue to, as he put it, block progress.
Two New York City lawmakers arrested at an Occupy Wall Street march have taken offers to get their cases dismissed by avoiding further arrests for six months.
A cashier at a Westchester Staples is being accused of selling stolen credit card information in a scam that bilked 50 customers out of more than $180,000.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman called the rulings "a major victory for the safety of millions of New Yorkers."
The restaurant is named after Lady Gaga's aunt, a painter and poet, who died of Lupus at 19.
While many people around the tri-state area have welcomed the warm air this winter some are saying that it has hurt their bottom line.
New York's archbishop wrapped up his trip to Israel and the Holy Land with an exclusive interview with CBS 2. For Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan, it was an emotional pilgrimage.
Local conservationists are taking on the number one movie in the nation. "The Grey" shows actor Liam Neeson struggling for survival against a pack of wolves.
Big budgets and rising taxes could soon send two Westchester police departments into extinction.
While the milestone wasn't marked with great fanfare or an extravaganza, Letterman did sit down with his very first guest in late night T.V. -- comedian and actor Bill Murray.
