Advocates: NYC Jails Should Limit Dealings With ICE
Immigrants and their advocates want New York City to limit the information it gives to federal authorities about who's locked up in city jails.
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Immigrants and their advocates want New York City to limit the information it gives to federal authorities about who's locked up in city jails.
Bicyclists who were arrested or ticketed in Critical Mass rides in New York say they have settled with the city for nearly $1 million.
The Mayor's Office said the ideas will be reviewed and shared with appropriate agencies.
Four men snared in an FBI terrorism sting have been convicted in a plot to blow up Bronx synagogues and shoot down military planes in Newburgh.
The lawyer for a New York City teenager accused of fatally stabbing a radio newsman he met on Craigslist says the defendant was lured to the man's apartment for illegal sex.
Police say a plainclothes officer pursuing a suspect into a Brooklyn building was shot and wounded in the leg. The suspect also was shot and wounded in the leg.
The windy weather wreaked havoc on Queens – and it was caught on video. A crew was working Saturday to clear a fallen tree at one house, while another tree fell just steps away.
With no increase in Social Security, the White House said it's pushing Congress to give seniors, veterans and the disabled a $250 bonus check. Seniors in New York say they desperately need it.
It's nothing to sing about. Lincoln Center says it has detected bedbugs at the complex's opera house.
President Obama has declared a major disaster in New York City following last month's deadly storm that spawned two devastating tornadoes, killing one woman and causing massive damage.
Hundreds of men, women and children of all ages lined up at the West Side's Javits Center as early as 2 a.m. on Thursday for one goal: show Paula Abdul that they can dance.
Mayor Bloomberg is saying thanks, but no thanks to a committee in Washington trying to get him to run for president as a third-party candidate.
Some passionated arguments are expected to be heard at a hearing this afternoon from both supporters and opponents of a proposed new outdoor smoking ban.
You can sell an old couch on Craigslist. So, why not drugs?
A city government data-entry clerk has pleaded guilty to raking in $24,000 in bribes with a parking-ticket scheme she ran out of a Brooklyn store.
Get ready for an amazing birthday party, where everyone celebrating was at least 100 years old. The New Yorkers who've seen it all had plenty of advice for a long and happy life.
Federal prosecutors in New York City say dozens of people are charged in a $100 million international Medicare fraud scam.
A judge has ruled that a videotaped statement by the defendant can be presented in the trial of a teen accused of fatally stabbing a WABC newsman he met through a Craigslist sex ad.
Orthodox Rabbi Yehuda Levin accused gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino of bowing to political pressure when he apologized for comments he made about gays.
The New York City government is testing a new car-sharing program intended to shrink the size of the municipal vehicle fleet.
Surfaces are sealed beneath anti-bacterial compounds.
The vandalism was first discovered in late September at a Queens bus depot near Citi Field. A week later, 12 buses with the same damage were found at another Queens depot.
The NYPD says the first seven gang members charged in a sadistic spree of violence against two teens and a man all because they were gay have shown no remorse.
There's unrest at a Bronx cemetery, as dozens picketed outside Woodlawn Cemetery on Saturday, carrying signs and asking to bury racism.
