Attorney Accused In Series Of Sex Assaults
Police say he inappropriately touched women as they entered their apartment buildings in a pattern that dates back to 2014.
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Police say he inappropriately touched women as they entered their apartment buildings in a pattern that dates back to 2014.
The Fire Department said a gas line ruptured at a construction site shortly after 2 p.m. at Northern Boulevard and 114th Street in Corona.
A Staten Island woman says her precious dog was stolen right from her front steps on Thursday.
Police say in at least five incidents since August, the suspects arranged to meet the victims pretending to buy or sell cell phones.
Online shopping means shipping, and that means a blizzard of cardboard boxes going from under the Christmas tree to out at the curb.
The boy was not harmed, but now his family is wondering how could this happen?
The city officially rolled out its Fair Fares discount Metrocard program, a few days later than original projected.
A woman working at an Elmont beauty shop was repeatedly punched during a gunpoint robbery Thursday night.
Isiah McGill, 36, apparently jumped out a second-story window around 4 p.m. Thursday at the 60th precinct in Coney Island.
A suspect is in custody after shots were fired and a standoff followed in Brooklyn.
One company's numbers show median sale prices dropped below the $1 million threshold for the first time in three years. So what does that mean? New York City Douglas Elliman CEO Steven James stopped by CBSN New York to explain.
MTA workers made a grisly discovery Thursday in the Bronx.
After years of telling subway riders the L train would be shutting down for more than a year for repairs, Gov. Andrew Cuomo now says never mind.
It's welcomed news for many who've been dreading the shutdown for years. For those who already made adjustments to get ahead of the long-anticipated plan, Thursday's announcement feels a little too late.
Considering some of the crazy things straphangers may see on any given day in the subway, it was nonetheless out of the ordinary for those who saw it play out.
While officials aren't yet ready to charge a congestion fee to walk around, they are vowing a crackdown.
The current plan was expected to begin on April 21 and keep the L train closed for 15 months, but the governor may have another way.
Some small businesses in Westchester are being forced to close, a move that has surprised some shop owners – and dozens of other businesses could be next.
Look out Naked Cowboy -- there are different types of cowboys coming to the Big Apple this weekend.
The program was supposed to start on New Year's Day, providing half-price MetroCards to low-income New Yorkers.
In one very public place, the Polish language suddenly went from widespread to wiped out, scrubbed from official signs.
Thanks to generous supporters, the Salvation Army Phil Ramone Orchestra for Children is on track to continue.
Authorities on Long Island allege that a woman tried to kill her estranged husband by pouring antifreeze into his beverages.
The NYPD is looking for 24-year-old George Persaud, hoping someone helps track him down after authorities believe he raped a 40-year-old woman on Sunday.
A federal judge on Thursday blocked a new city law aimed at limiting Airbnb and other home sharing services that city officials blame for driving up rents
