NFL Linebacker Trevor Bates Indicted For Allegedly Punching NYPD Sergeant In Queens
Bates was charged with second-degree assault, obstructing governmental administration, theft of services and resisting arrest.
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Bates was charged with second-degree assault, obstructing governmental administration, theft of services and resisting arrest.
A tearful Michael Wright of Saddle River, New Jersey, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon, who likened his crime to those of multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme king Bernard Madoff.
Police said the suspect and 28-year-old victim spent the evening together on Feb. 6 and ended up falling asleep at the woman's apartment near Gates and Nicholas avenues.
Police say the victim and suspect engaged in an argument after they bumped into one another.
The New York City Housing Authority has embarked on the first phase of a $1 billion plan to replace aging boilers that have left tens of thousands shivering in the homes.
It's not often you hear the phrase "family friendly comedians." For kids looking for a more creative way to use their funny bone, one 13-year-old is learning how to make comedy a career.
A rally was held Thursday at City Hall to call for the extension of mayoral control over the city school system.
The 86-year-old has served as Queens' prosecutor for 27 years. Brown initially announced his retirement in January. At the time, he said he planned to finish out his current term.
Police are trying to track down a man accused of groping a 13-year-old on the subway while she was on her way to school – not once, but twice on two separate trains.
Police said when the driver exited the car, another woman inside the deli slapped her across the face, breaking her glasses.
Police said 34-year-old Michael Cordero claimed to have a gun and pointed an object at officers Tuesday at an apartment building on West 114th Street. The object turned out to be a wallet.
The MTA has been ordered to install elevators inside subway stations that are undergoing construction if the work affects the station's accessibility.
The department has distributed nearly 20,000 cameras to reach the goal. It plans to give another 4,000 to specialized units, like emergency services, by August.
For the second time in two weeks, a piece of debris has fallen from an elevated subway and crashed down on a vehicle below.
A montage of the mounting madness is documented in a series of photos posted by the Twitter account @TrucksStuckNYC.
New York is a diverse melting pot and now there's a push to make school calendars look that way, too.
A new study shows suspensions have plunged 50 percent and now critics are asking why educators are so reluctant to dole out discipline.
There are about a program launched by the first lady of New York City that is designed to tackle mental health issues. Critics want to know if Thrive NYC is actually working.
Firefighters responded around 6:30 a.m. to a three-story building on Holland Ave. in the Olinville section.
Police said the suspect rode a bicycle right up to the SUV, opened the door and shot Jorge Vasquez, 26, in the neck and chest.
The NYPD is working to determine what led up to a police-involved shooting Tuesday in Harlem.
High atop the William Vale boutique hotel, CBS2's Vanessa Murdock found something unusual against the backdrop of the Manhattan skyline – an encampment of glamping tents.
CBS2's Janelle Burrell first reported on their burglary spree in Woodside last week.
The ocean liner listed to the side, causing chairs, furniture, and other items to toss around and injure several passengers.
Samuel Joseph, 15, was shot and killed on Feb. 22 in East Flatbush. Investigators said he was not the intended target.
