Judge Orders Psych Exam For Bronx Mom Charged With Throwing Baby Out Window
Tenisha Fearon, 27, was arraigned Friday morning on a murder charge and held without bail.
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Tenisha Fearon, 27, was arraigned Friday morning on a murder charge and held without bail.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is leaving Thursday for a three-day trip to Israel amid escalating violence in the Middle East.
The landmark 40-story building at 1 Centre Street, just a block from City Hall, is now officially called The David N. Dinkins Municipal Building.
Eight people have been charged in a gun-running scheme to use cheap bus services to smuggle dozens of illegal guns across state lines into New York City.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a shooting outside a nightclub in the Flatiron District that left 24-year-old Walikque Faussett dead and two others hurt.
The appellate panel found the Muslim plaintiffs had raised sufficient allegations of equal-protection violations to warrant the case going forward.
Bratton said the NYPD worked with Revlon, which now shuts the sign off at 8 p.m.
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton had just emerged from an early-morning meeting on Wall Street this week when he detected the smell of marijuana in the air.
Mayor Bill de Blasio will be heading to Israel next week, where he will address the need to fight anti-Semitism before a conference of mayors.
On Wednesday, the board returned its findings, substantiating an excessive use of force claim against Officer James Frascatore.
The latest available numbers show the FDNY is 76 percent white and more than 90 percent male.
FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro says fire marshals are checking for accelerants in Saturday's Borough Park blast.
A man who maintains he was wrongly convicted in a notorious 1990 tourist killing deserves a new trial, a judge said Tuesday, throwing out a verdict in a case that helped crystallize an era of crime and fear in the nation's biggest city.
Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said the analysis shows that despite current market volatility, Wall Street may be positioned for a good year overall.
De Blasio announced Friday the 40-story building at 1 Centre St., just a block from City Hall, would be named in honor of Dinkins, the city's first black mayor.
Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez wrote in a policy report released Monday that charging the tolls would "revolutionize the way our city moves and make our roads that much cleaner, safer and more equitably used."
DOI arranged to have a drug-sniffing dog greet the would-be smuggler and the pooch alerted.
The Tri-State area is dealing with another day of wet and dreary weather Friday but got some comfort as forecasters said the powerful Hurricane Joaquin would likely stay out at sea.
A rulebook for the nation's largest police department "is completely silent on what actions constitute 'force,'" said the report by Inspector General Philip Eure.
One person who contracted Legionnaires' disease in the Morris Park section of the Bronx has died, city officials said Wednesday.
Rallying outside City Hall on Wednesday, tenants say landlords are using aggressive construction to drive them out of their rent-regulated apartments.
Adams said ultimately the report examines how to improve relationships between police and the community and reach common ground.
Pope Francis joined hundreds of thousands of the faithful Sunday for the last and biggest event of his joyful, six-day U.S. visit -- a Mass on Philadelphia's grandest boulevard.
Outside the building where America's founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, Francis gave his message of religious freedom.
Preparations are in full swing for Pope Francis' visit to New York City this week as he wraps up his visit to Cuba Monday before heading to Washington DC.
