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Police say Denise Gay, 56, was caught in the crossfire between Leroy Webster and Randy Johnson. Gay was sitting on a stoop talking with her 20-year-old daughter when she was hit.
It's a time when worshipers fast and atone for the sins of the past year and take a spiritual inventory of their lives.
Police are looking for suspects wanted for two armed robberies of jewelry stores on West 8th Street and West 57th Street and were both captured on surveillance video.
A team of baby-faced bandits, young enough to still be in high school, is making life quite stressful in Gotham's underworld. The teenaged gang members have been pulling off daring robberies during rush hour.
Rich Carty's 3-year-old son, Ozzie, was nearly killed by a car. Ozzie was hit by a cab driver with his brother and mother at the intersection of Greenwich and Duane streets.
Barbara Sheehan has been found not guilty of murder in the shooting death of her husband, a retired police sergeant, in their Howard Beach home in 2008.
Haroon Rashid, 40, told 1010 WINS that after he was allegedly assaulted by a passenger, police told him that they could "both go to jail" or "just go away."
The investigators found no metal particles on a magnetic monitoring device inside the helicopter's engine that could have indicated damage, said National Transportation Safety Board member Mark Rosekind.
There is danger on one of the most heavily traveled roads in America. A federal study out Thursday recommends a 7.2-mile stretch of the Long Island Expressway undergo immediate safety changes.
Elly Rosenthal said that her case constitutes "gender, age and perceived disability discrimination."
"These people wanted to have confrontation with the police for whatever reason. Somehow, I guess it works to their purposes," Kelly said.
A top official in New York City's Housing Department faces a host of charges for allegedly being involved in a kickback scheme.
More than 100 "Occupy Wall Street" protesters won't be going home Thursday night. They'll be spending the night in what's become a make-shift city. CBS 2 spent Wednesday night with the protesters, for an inside look.
People continue to leave flowers, candles and notes at the makeshift memorial in front of the Apple Store at 57th Street and Fifth Avenue.
The movement has been getting support from some unlikely places and has spawned questions about what protestors are actually trying to achieve.
