Police Look For Connection After Third Body Part Found On Long Island
Police on Long Island are investigating after the discovery of body parts in three different locations.
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Police on Long Island are investigating after the discovery of body parts in three different locations.
Thousands of firefighters from as far away as St. Louis, Philadelphia, Boston and Providence came to honor Ambelas, the first FDNY firefighter to die in the line of duty in more than two years.
Dozens of children facing deportation appeared in New York immigration court on Thursday.
The exhibit is part of a program called Making Science Make Sense. The goal is to get kids excited about science.
The Times Square Alliance is meeting with elected officials Wednesday morning to talk about growing concerns and solutions, like requiring background checks on the so-called street performers.
MTA Chairman Tom Prendergast will travel to Washington on Wednesday to ask Congress what its intentions are if an agreement is not reached by the July 20 deadline.
Immigrants who entered the country before turning 16 are eligible to enroll in the federal "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals" initiative.
Contract talks are expected to resume Tuesday afternoon between the MTA and LIRR union workers.
After years of controversy, there still has been no decision made on what to do with a popular sculpture that stood on the plaza at the old World Trade Center.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says a gallon of unleaded gasoline rose to $3.68 last week.
Metro-North Railroad has fired nine rookie conductors and reassigned three others after an investigation into cheating on an important safety exam.
Tim Howard did his best to keep the Belgians at bay, deflecting shot after shot. He kept the game scoreless until it went into extra time, but fans were dejected as Team USA went on to lose.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday for a new home for Sgt. Bryan Dilberian, who lost both his legs and an arm on July 1, 2011, from an improvised explosive device that also killed his best friend.
The NYPD has been trying to get tablet computers out on the streets of the city, in a pilot program that will start on Monday.
Dozens of fireworks technicians have started wiring mortars and shells on three barges, but executive producer Amy Kuhl said the star of this year's show will be the Brooklyn Bridge.
The MTA said Tuesday it has offered a 17 percent wage increase over seven years.
The Commuter Council is warning Long Island Rail Road riders to plan ahead for a possible work strike next month.
Lee Ielpi, the center's president and co-founder, said he's still seeing full tours daily.
Two construction workers found themselves hanging on for dear life after their scaffolding gave way in midtown Manhattan.
The Compassionate Care Act negotiated by Cuomo and lawmakers doesn't allow the drug to be sold in plant form or smoked -- one of Cuomo's key demands.
Apple's addition of a "kill switch'' to its iPhones last September has sharply reduced robberies and thefts, authorities said Thursday.
Morton Klein, of the Zionist Organization of America, said he wants donors to close their wallets if the Met is unresponsive to the demand to cancel the fall performance.
The New York City Fire Department will now have a much greater role in responding to reports of possible gas leaks, according to an order made by Mayor Bill de Blasio in response to East Harlem explosion.
The New York City Department of Transportation and AT&T offered passersby a chance to use a texting-while-driving simulator Tuesday at Flatiron Plaza.
An agreement between the state Senate and Assembly on whether to legalize medical marijuana in New York is due before midnight Monday in order to be voted on before the legislative session ends later this week.
