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Two men were reportedly seen getting away in a black Toyota Camry.
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Two men were reportedly seen getting away in a black Toyota Camry.
Police are still trying to find a man they believe is connected a rape in Queens that was reported months ago.
When the massive snow storm hit earlier this week, owner Annmarie Fasano was so worried she started to lose hope. But it was the snow that actually helped them track Shadow down.
The NYPD Harbor Unit pulled the man from the water near Pike Street on Thursday afternoon.
Hundreds of people were left standing out in the cold after a gas leak led to an explosive manhole fire in Harlem.
Catholic Charities doesn't normally do "pop up" pantries, but it recognized more people were in need of food.
Lt. Rennae Francis joined the NYPD as a police cadet in 2007 while she was going to John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
The governor announced last week that restaurants can resume indoor service on Sunday, Feb. 14 -- Valentine's Day.
The Mary Bell House in Center Moriches holds the history of Long Island's early Black leaders. The home was in jeopardy of being demolished, but it won a state preservation award.
All across the county, front line workers are be rewarded with tickets to the Super Bowl. One of them is Rocky Walker, Mount Sinai's chaplain.
Owning a home in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut could once again mean substantial tax breaks if a new push to eliminate the $10,000 SALT cap on federal tax returns is successful.
Looking at the line, you'd think it was playoff time. Instead, it's COVID vaccine time at Yankee Stadium, the city's latest mega site.
Police say two armed robbers broke into the basement of a Woodhaven home around 2:50 a.m.
Police said the 40-year-old victim was talking on her phone, when the girls walked up behind her and smacked her in the back of the head with the bottle.
Investigators believe the same man is responsible for at least three other robberies in Manhattan.
Mayor Bill de Blasio again called on the state to let the stash of second doses of COVID vaccine be borrowed and used as first doses. But Gov. Andrew Cuomo's team is pushing back, saying it's a bad idea.
A New York state trooper is taking a stand against the department, alleging lack of respect for female employees and unfair treatment of pregnant women.
The Animal Care Center in East Harlem was forced to close because too many staffers either came down with COVID or had to quarantine because of close contact.
David Whitcomb bought a building for his law office in Geneva. After noticing something strange with the ceiling, he discovered a secret attic.
A New Jersey man mistakenly received a shipment of custom hockey sticks worth $5,000 that were meant for Washington Capitals defenseman Zdeno Chara.
Some New Yorkers are growing more concerned about a nightmarish rash of subway shoving incidents and the curtailment of NYPD involvement in dealing with emotionally disturbed people.
Arroyo previously had a similar role for the city's Department of Transportation.
Prosecutors, including New York's Attorney General, say McKinsey & Company raked in millions of dollars by helping opioid companies market and sell their drugs.
A century old sewer system under the streets of New York's eighth largest city is on the verge of collapse, according to residents and city officials.
Nanoparticles, a key element to Moderna's and Phizer's COVID vaccines, could make treating cancer as easy as a simple skin injection.
