NYPD: Transit Impostor Took Bus On Joyride To JFK
A Manhattan man with a reputation for impersonating transit workers and stealing subway trains is apparently up to his old tricks.
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A Manhattan man with a reputation for impersonating transit workers and stealing subway trains is apparently up to his old tricks.
Could Mayor Michael Bloomberg be contemplating a move from the Big Apple to the Capitol?
New York City's middle schools aren't making the grade, at least according to a new Columbia University study.
Despite assurances from its developer, an overwhelming number of New Yorkers want prosecutors to keep tabs on the financing for the proposed mosque and cultural center near Ground Zero.
There's word that Tiger Woods has a bachelor pad in Manhattan, just days after his divorce became final.
Hungry crowds will consume more than 250,000 burgers and hot dogs, 27,000 pounds of tomatoes, and four and a half tons of crab and lobster over the next 2 weeks at the U.S. Open.
Community Board-1 President Julie Menin intially voted in favor of the proposed Islamic center. That was before the project mushroomed into a divisive, paralyzing discourse.
The Big Apple has a new dubious distinction: the worst airports in the nation.
A young boy is struggling to survive Sunday night after a driver slammed into him as he played ball in front of his house. As tears and outrage grow in the community, new video could help police find the driver responsible.
The imam spearheading a proposed Islamic center near the site of the Sept. 11 attacks in New York says the fierce opposition is closely linked to the U.S. elections in November.
The search is on Saturday night for the driver who slammed into a little boy in the Bronx. Witnesses say the five-year-old was out playing when a car hit him and just kept on going.
A Grand Jury says Atdhe Gashi's fatal stabbing in Midtown was in self defense.
New York City Off-Track Betting Corp. President Greg Rayburn said Tuesday was another critical deadline for the ailing bookmaking agency's future.
84-year-old Emma Graham, a resident of the Roosevelt Houses, said she's been forced to sleep in a chair to avoid getting bit by the creepy crawly menace in her bed.
An army of construction workers has been installing steel and pouring concrete at the site of the 9/11 memorial.
A New York City man is accused of making 330 bogus emergency calls over a 20-month period.
Air Force Week is in full swing in New York. As part of the celebration, airmen are taking up public service projects that represent the week's theme: "honoring hometown heroes."
Police in New York City are asking for help to identify a suspect wanted in connection with seven burglaries -- the latest coming Wednesday -- on Orchard Street.
A NYC taxi driver attacked in an alleged hate crime met privately with Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and fellow cabbies and members of the Muslim community were there to show their support.
A new CBS News poll found that only 22 percent of Americans think it's appropriate to build a controversial mosque and cultural center two blocks away from Ground Zero, while 71 percent believe it's inappropriate.
The New York City Council is cracking down on truck drivers.
New York City is no stranger to being #1, but residents might not be too proud of the latest list which the Big Apple finds itself at the top of.
A skyscraper-sized battle is shaping up between owners of the Empire State Building and developers of a proposed tower that may be built a few blocks away.
A copper casting of the tip of the Statue of Liberty's nose is among a collection of items that will be auctioned off next month at Guernsey's auction house.
