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The investigation surrounds the availability of a neighbor's security camera video that captured the incident. Authorities will now look to see why police may have ignored the video and continued to canvass the area for the alleged attacker instead.
The platinum-selling rapper and actor was sentenced Wednesday to up to 2 years in prison. He pleaded guilty in December to attempted criminal weapon possession.
The Caribbean Tourism Organization is bringing the colors and customs of the Caribbean to New York City this week in a celebration of the culture.
While the search continues in Bloomington, Ind. for a missing college student from Westchester, the case is eerily similar to one in 2000.
Following the indictment of former International Monetary Fund managing director Dominique Strauss-Khan, Albany Lawmakers were considering a bill requiring better protections for hotel employees.
The Bloomberg administration is mounting a new crackdown on firetraps - illegally divided apartments packed with people living on the cheap.
According to the police, Rosario's victims were 80, 81, 71, 65, 80 and 70.
Authorities said a man is accused of stealing a mourner's cell phone during a Long Island funeral Mass. He's also charged with pilfering poor boxes at two churches.
Police say former Duke star Thomas Emma plunged from the 12th floor of the New York Athletic Club in Manhattan to his death in an apparent suicide.
As Rep. Weiner's sexting scandal deepens, there are growing calls this morning for him to step down, but he's digging in his heels.
The state Court of Appeals rejected Thomas Sirico's argument that he was too intoxicated at the time of the shooting to be held responsible.
Gigi Jordan's lawyers asked a judge to free her on the terms set for the former International Monetary Fund leader: $6 million in cash bail and bond, and home confinement under electronic monitoring and armed guard.
Rajeev Kumar said nothing except "yes" to a judge's questions as he pleaded guilty to charges including rape and conspiracy. The 31-year-old is expected to get a 15-to-21-year prison sentence.
Don Chu entered the plea in federal court in Manhattan. He is among 13 people charged so far in a probe of those in the securities industry who give out inside information instead of legitimate research.
Watch out, Central Park. Phase II, the latest expansion of the wildly popular High Line Park, opened to the public Wednesday,
