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Latin jazz artist Bobby Sanabria is leading a class action lawsuit against the Recording Academy to ensure other inspiring artists get their big break after 31 cultural and ethnic categories were cut from the Grammy Awards.
As firefighters battled the flames, police officer William O'Rourke was able to convince Anita Bareja to jump from the roof to safety.
The 1,500 rounds of ammo, a three-inch projectile, and cartridges were discovered in the waters near the Brooklyn tower of the bridge last October.
Five police officers were injured and six people arrested after brawl erupted outside a Lower East Side club early Wednesday morning following a hip hop CD release party.
Everything from the outrageous to the tragic happened in June. Take a listen.
An investigation reveals the temptation to steal gas from New York's state-owned fuel pumps has apparently been too great for some workers.
Federal prosecutors have said that nearly the entire sum the city spent on the project was tainted by an epic fraud that involved hundreds of contractors, systemic overbilling and an international money-laundering conspiracy.
How long would it take to get one dollar from a million people in New York City? A 29-year-old homeless man is trying to find out.
Flight delays averaged 30-minutes as planes were diverted to other runways and ground crews removed the turtles for transportation to a beach in Jamaica Bay, which borders JFK.
The Macy's folks say this year's show is going to be a 25-minute show with more colors, shapes and effects.
Former Secaucus mayor Dennis Elwell denied on the witness stand this week that he accepted a $10,000 bribe from a man posing as a crooked developer seeking project approvals.
A cluster of whooping cough is growing on Long Island, with dozens of people - mostly children - infected by the virus.
19-year-old Isayah Muller led his Truman High School team to a victory in the PSAL Bowl Championship last fall, but his promising career came to an end Tuesday night.
It's a shocking case of animal cruelty, and now authorities are offering $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. It involves "Beetle," a black kitten who at just 9 weeks old has already used up one of his nine lives.
Four men were arrested Wednesday in connection with a brutal sex trafficking operation in Brooklyn after a 20-year-old woman bravely came forward after eight years as a sex slave, officials said.
