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Two police officers on trial for rape called 911 and pretended to be citizens and reported phony situations that required police attention, prosecutors said Monday.
A major ticket-fixing scandal has rocked the NYPD. Sources say that grand jury indictments are expected "shortly" and that as many as 40 cops could face the music in the Bronx alone.
A group of 28 straphangers got the scare of their lives in Washington Heights.
She was run down and forgotten. A Spring Valley woman has been confined to her bed for five months after a hit-and-run driver nearly took her life.
A 23-year-old woman was attacked so viciously during an argument with her boyfriend that her side was slashed open and her skull was fractured, prosecutors said Monday.
The collision forced authorities to shut down a stretch of the highway and hampered drivers from getting to the Brooklyn-Battery and Holland tunnels.
Jesse Ventura, the former Navy SEAL, professional wrestler, and governor of Minnesota is back with a new book and buzz of a 2012 national run.
The Coalition for the Homeless said a record 113,553 people -- including 42,888 children -- slept in shelters run by New York City in fiscal year 2010.
Police have expanded their case against a contractor accused of stealing funds meant for Vassar College.
The Siena College poll shows Gov. Andrew Cuomo increased his already high approval rating but that 41 percent feel New Yorkers are losers in the budget that cut spending by 2 percent.
"Just as he pulled our city back from the edge of collapse, you should know that Mayor Koch literally saved the Queensboro Bridge from near collapse and then began the process of reinvesting in then-crumbling bridges across the city," Bloomberg said.
A surprise candidate has thrown his hat into the ring in the Rockville Centre mayoral race.
These two Brooklyn natives aren't the typical Joey's from the neighborhood.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said the NYPD needs a broadband network that would allow it to communicate with other agencies, including federal law enforcement
NASA is expected Tuesday to decide where its three retired and retiring Space Shuttles will go.
