NYC Officials Outraged Over Anti-Gay Gang Torture
Police are hunting down the last suspect in a heinous hate crime in the Bronx amid cries for the suspect to surrender to police.
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Police are hunting down the last suspect in a heinous hate crime in the Bronx amid cries for the suspect to surrender to police.
A passenger at John F. Kennedy International Airport has been removed from a Tampa-bound JetBlue flight due to a security concern.
He might want to tell Madonna he's crazy for her, but retired firefighter who was arrested while proclaiming his love near her apartment was told to stay at least 10 blocks away.
Second graders from PS 180 boarded a bus and arrived at The Sylvia Center at Katchkie Farm, where harvested every vegetable imaginable.
EXCLUSIVE: The city Department of Transportation reacted speedily to correct a hazardous street condition exposed by CBS 2 this week, but they may have made things even worse.
The suspect approached a woman in the early morning hours on September 26 and forcibly touched her before fleeing with her cell phone.
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First there were bike lanes and then no smoking on beaches. On Thursday came another proposal for New Yorkers: no food stamps for soda or other sugared drinks.
A group of politicians and parents is demanding that every New York City school built in the middle of the last century be screened for toxic PCBs.
It's not uncommon for a son to follow in his father's footsteps – but it is remarkable when a son foils a crime in the same spot his father did decades earlier.
It's been four months since the Health Department introduced its new process for rating restaurant cleanliness, but some say it's still not fair.
"I have been trying to join my brothers ever since 9/11 happened. I am planning to wage an attack inside America," Faisal Shahzad said Tuesday.
The MTA plans to eventually install flat-screen monitors throughout the entire subway system that would display service information.
Jose and Maximo Colon were charged with selling two bags of cocaine worth $100 in January 2008, but a video from nightclub security cameras backed up the brothers' accounts that they did nothing wrong.
New York City's most famous cowboy has been seized by naked ambition. Robert Burck plans to throw his hat into the race for President of the United States.
The cyclists pedaled for 30 miles on closed roads to raise money to fight multiple sclerosis, and in support of hundreds of programs and services organized by the Southern NY Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
A 16-year-old is under arrest, charged in a car crash that killed his 13-year-old passenger. It happened Sunday afternoon in Midwood.
Around 5,000 cyclists circled Manhattan on 30 miles of closed roadways during the Bike MS NYC event.
A brawl at a popular restaurant and bar in Union Square ended with one man hospitalized. It was an early morning police scene at the Coffee Shop and Bar at 16th Street in Manhattan's Union Square.
New York Gov. David Paterson, unlike many of his Democratic colleagues, says the tea party movement is a good thing.
An off-duty New York City correction officer was shot and wounded in the arm by police officers after he pointed a gun at them in the Bronx.
Paterson said he was seeking Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance in all five boroughs for the costs of response, debris removal and repairs to public property.
Friday morning's storm caused travel troubles on roads and highways for commuters throughout the tri-state.
Mayor Mike Bloomberg is fuming that the New York Police Department didn't get a cut of federal money being given out to hire police officers.
