140 Firefighters Battle 3-Alarm Bronx Blaze
The Fire Department says about 140 firefighters battled a three-alarm blaze Tuesday afternoon in the Bronx.
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The Fire Department says about 140 firefighters battled a three-alarm blaze Tuesday afternoon in the Bronx.
Pet-seeking New Yorkers gathered at "Whiskers In Wonderland," a Manhattan event which featured more than 400 cats from over 30 New York-area rescue groups.
The city says Angel Roldan was hit by a car while crossing the street in front of his sanitation garage.
U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain rejected the arguments by lawyers for 62-year-old Annette Bongiorno that her husband should be allowed to post money from his bank accounts to support a bail package.
The temporary building on the north lawn of the complex was evacuated Tuesday, but staff and diplomats were allowed to return a few minutes later.
Census data for 2010 shows New Jersey will lose one of its 13 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and New York is set to lose two seats in Congress.
A source familiar with the investigation told CBS 2 the victim was an attendant who worked at the site.
The doors to a Toys 'R' Us in the Bronx opened Tuesday morning as promised for an 88-hour pre-Christmas shop-til'-you-drop marathon.
The Court of Appeals in a unanimous ruling Tuesday upheld lower courts' dismissal of an injured doctor's personal injury lawsuit against his golfing partner.
A spokeswoman for the state Department of Corrections confirmed that 71-year-old Anthony Rampino died Monday at St. Luke's Hospital in New Hartford.
The program was called Train of Thought. It offered quotations by poets, historians, philosophers and scientists.
As Christmas approaches, your house might need, well, a little something extra.
The federal government wants the city to replace fluorescent light fixtures that might leak PCBs. The city says they pose no immediate danger.
The 2007 recruitment exam for the New York City Fire Department is considered to be discriminatory according to the ruling of a federal judge.
What made this remarkable transformation possible is a procedure right out of a science fiction story: Dr. Berenstein threaded a micro-catheter through an artery in Joely's groin, all the way into the malformation in her brain.
