NYPD Searching For Gas Station Robbery Suspect
Police say he robbed a gas station on 207th Street on Sunday, May, 22. More than a week later, he allegedly held up another gas station on Amsterdam Avenue.
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Police say he robbed a gas station on 207th Street on Sunday, May, 22. More than a week later, he allegedly held up another gas station on Amsterdam Avenue.
Police say a 5-year-old child and a 20-year-old man were injured when gunfire erupted outside of a Bronx apartment building late Friday night.
Police in Riverhead say 35-year-old Edwin Barahona of Bellport was last seen in chest-deep water Friday night, then slipped under the surface.
Officials says he was beaten by a group of five to six other men after some kind of dispute.
A state agency has told New York's animal cemeteries to stop burying the ashes of pet owners alongside their beloved cats, dogs and parakeets.
It will be mostly cloudy on Saturday, with about a 30 percent chance of rain or a thunderstorm in some places. However, the temperatures won't be as oppressively hot as they've been with a seasonable high of 71 degrees.
After making stops in Jackson and Boston, the Figment Project is coming to New York this weekend to transform Governor's Island into a large-scale, collaborative art project for one weekend only.
Weiner -- through a spokeswoman -- has acknowledged he had online contact with a 17-year-old girl in Delaware but said the communications were "neither explicit nor indecent."
Authorities said the suspect approached a woman at the intersection of West 75th Street and Broadway around 2:30 a.m. Thursday and threw her to the ground before sexually assaulting her.
However, According to a published report, Rossman's lawyer, Carl Salzmann, has not confirmed whether a DNA sample was given. He would only confirm that his client is cooperating with authorities without getting into the specifics.
The plan is for the company to take over Long Island Bus next January, but opponents argue the deal will mean higher fares and fewer bus routes.
A gruesome accident at a public school in Jamaica left a young boy with a horrible injury. What happened next – or, actually, what didn't happen next – may be even worse, the boy's mother said.
Assemblyman Michael DenDekker says when the car of an elected official is vandalized, the penalty should be beefed up. He was angered over what was done to his car ten days ago, which has since been repaired.
The incident began at around 5:20 p.m. Thursday. Police say one person approached a group of five sitting on a bench and opened fire, killing 16-year-old Tysha Jones.
Nassau County Police Lt. Kevin Smith says the body was so badly charred that they don't know its age, gender, or much else.
