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Firefighters battled the four-alarm fire and got it under control around 9:50 p.m. An FDNY spokesman said about 170 firefighters responded to the fire, which started at around 8:30 p.m.
The accused, identified by police as 22-year-old James Whittemore, is captured on video breaking into the home of the "Late Show" early Sunday morning and then going on a rampage.
The incident -- described as minor -- happened around 6 p.m. Metro-North said there were no injuries.
Diehard fans camped out for days, some for nearly a week without any showers, to catch their favorite stars at the "Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, Part 2" premiere at Lincoln Center.
The dance lesson was made possible by Madison Square Garden's Garden of Dreams Foundation.
Previously set for July 18, the closely watched court date is now scheduled for August 1 as prosecutors weigh what to do about a case rocked by questions about the accuser's credibility.
Providence Hogan is hoping to avoid jail time by paying the $82,000 she stole over two years from the PTA at her child's elementary school.
You've heard about the Subway Series. Well, how about the Expressway Series?
A 9/11 charity that tapped the talent of big-name skating stars is now defending itself from accusations that the money never made it to victims families.
The crosswalk, located on 71st Street between Broadway and Amsterdam, has been the site of 34 accidents within the last year, according to Scott Stringer.
"Jersey Shore" cast member Ronnie Ortiz-Magro has been admitted into a pretrial intervention program that will allow him to avoid a criminal record for an assault that was shown on the first season of the MTV reality series.
Adoption lawyers and agencies in New York say they're getting ready for a baby boom as same-sex couples emboldened by the state's new gay marriage law take the next step and try to adopt children.
Business owners are complaining that a stream of buses are crowding Midtown streets scaring away customers and creating a dangerous scenario for pedestrians.
A new report shows weekend ridership has doubled over the past two decades on the subways but complaints of trains being overcrowded and delayed are also increasing.
There will be no charge for the tickets, but, for now, there will be a limit on how many people can go to the site at one time once it opens on September 12. But tickets are sold out and you'll have to wait until at least September 15.
