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In a four-page ruling, Supreme Court Justice Michael Stallman said that the protesters' first amendment rights didn't entitle them to camp out in the plaza indefinitely.
After weeks of alternately defending the right to free speech at Zuccotti, Park Mayor Michael Bloomberg finally cracked down.
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly had been running regular drills every single night in lower Manhattan, but on Monday night/Tuesday morning the practice drill suddenly became the real thing.
Police said Larisa Komsky was found stabbed twice in the leg and once in the arm on Homecrest Avenue before 1 a.m. Tuesday.
An encounter with Patti LaBelle has struck a sour note for one Upper West Side family. They are suing the singer for assaulting their 18-month-old baby. The family spoke exclusively to CBS 2 on Tuesday.
Three men are facing criminal charges after a home invasion in Farmingville did not go as planned, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Tom Spota.
Students in a suburban community could soon cross the streets at their own risk, thanks once again to the budget knife hitting the bone.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said the journalists were among 200 who were arrested following the raid.
"This movement can't be contained in one square block in lower Manhattan. It is bigger than that. You can't evict an idea whose time had come," read a message posted on the Occupy Wall Street website.
Is it art or sacrilege? Seven New York lawmakers are asking the Brooklyn Museum not to show a film depicting ants crawling on a crucifix.
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer says he is very disturbed that, as he put it, the forcible eviction of the Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park has resulted in a number of arrests.
You've heard of the Real Housewives of New York. Now meet the Real Chicks of Central Park.
Around 6:45 a.m. on Oct. 15, police said Peter Rodriguez crashed into a livery cab on the Long Island Expressway service road killing 37-year-old George Gibbons who had just closed up his bar in Maspeth.
Just weeks after the Port Authority raised bridge and tunnel tolls and the Path train fare, a report has come out alleging agency executives have collected more than $2 million in extra compensation over two years than was publicly disclosed.
Some residents and business owners who have been fed up with the encampment at Zuccotti Park say they're glad the city evicted Occupy Wall Street protesters and cleaned up the park early Tuesday morning.
