Police Hunt For Suspects Following Deadly Hit And Runs
Police are hunting for the person who struck and killed a 23-year-old early Monday morning in Bedford Park.
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Police are hunting for the person who struck and killed a 23-year-old early Monday morning in Bedford Park.
New York City's sluggish response to the after-Christmas blizzard of 2010 is still costing it a year later, with more than $1.8 million paid out in claims so far, and more claims still pending, the city Comptroller's Office says.
New York has a law that protects good samaritans, but some elected officials say it doesn't go far enough.
Since Christmas Day fell on a Sunday this year, official agencies are marking the holiday today. Government offices in the Tri-State Area are closed today.
Officer Peter Figoski worked there until his death in the line of duty two weeks ago. He was promoted to Detective posthumously.
Illinois-based Mead Johnson says another batch of tests done on its Enfamil Premium Newborn infant formula found no trace of the bacteria tied to the death of a Missouri baby.
When Westchester Assemblyman Steve Katz's wife Nicole was banned from posting on Senator Greg Ball's Facebook wall she wasn't happy.
The NYPD is investigating the handling of a suspected DWI incident.
Christmas morning proved tragic for one woman in Brooklyn.
53-year-old Wendell Harden was among those who found a new coat today at the New York City Rescue Mission on Christmas, thanks to New York Cares.
The NYPD evicted the protesters from the park in November, although they were allowed to return without tents and other equipment.
Jennifer O'Neill says she worked for more than a year as Gaga's personal assistant during the pop star's 2010 Monster's Ball tour.
More than 1,600 people who filed lawsuits claiming that their health was ruined by dust and smoke from the collapsed World Trade Center must decide by Jan. 2 whether to keep fighting in court, or drop the litigation and apply for benefits from a government compensation fund.
Duties include crowd control during parades and other gatherings. The riders will also help shut down illegal barbecues, find lost children and report any crime to police.
Hundreds of volunteers gave up part of their Christmas Eve to feed residents in the New York City area who are too sick to help themselves.
