Beating Victim From YouTube Video Suffers Seizure
Police say a homeless who was seen in a YouTube video being beaten had to be taken to the hospital after suffering a seizure.
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Police say a homeless who was seen in a YouTube video being beaten had to be taken to the hospital after suffering a seizure.
A YouTube video purports to show the talk show host leaving the same hotel where New Gingrich was holding a pricey fundraiser. As the video begins, O'Reilly is already not happy about having a camera stuck in his face on a rainy night.
She was a woman scorned but she ended up in jail after New Jersey TRANSIT officials say a woman was seen beating up her boyfriend on board a River Line train because she said he was cheating on her -- and it was all caught on video.
The mother of a red-tailed hawk family featured on a popular New York City bird cam is suffering from a very serious injury.
It's not over yet. In fact, it may be just beginning. New York City leaders are warning that thousands of protesters could converge on Manhattan on Thursday. The NYPD is now getting ready for the next stage of "Occupy Wall Street" protests.
C.J., 7, and Jake, 3, are now celebrities after their mother entered them into a video contest.
Gloucester Township police say surveillance cameras caught a man in a K-Mart store dancing as he stuffed two pieces of clothing under his shirt.
Teachers said with textbooks alone, only about half the students would participate in class. Now instructors can immediately gauge if everyone gets it.
Is the "Occupy Wall Street" movement anti-Semitic? Signs indicating that have surfaced. Yet when CBS 2's Tony Aiello surveyed the situation Tuesday he found conflicting signs of both anti-Semitism and Jewish support.
A Nassau County legislator calls a YouTube video of one of his campaign workers making racist remarks "an embarrassment" and says such actions will not be tolerated.
Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna is said to be the officer who used pepper spray on women who were already cordoned off by a mesh barrier in Union Square.
The girls allegedly jumped the turnstile, prompting officers to try to arrest them. What follows is a chaotic scene.
The NYPD said that there were about a dozen arrests Wednesday night. Most of those were for disorderly conduct, but at least one arrest was as for assaulting a police officer. Police said a protester knocked an officer off his scooter.
The Brooklyn-bound lanes of the Brooklyn Bridge were shut down for hours after participants of "Occupy Wall Street" took their demonstration right on to the car lanes Saturday.
One video on YouTube appears to show officers using pepper spray on women who already were cordoned off; another shows officers handcuffing a man after pulling him up off the ground, blood trickling down his face.
Jill Hammelman dabbled with dating online, but with single women outnumbering single men in New York City by over 200,000 she said she was getting lost in a crowd. So she came up with another idea that she's taken to the Web.
It was a sour note for a popular concert venue in Brooklyn. A show last weekend ended with dozens of fans taking to the streets, to get high. And now concerts may be in jeopardy.
As two men were fighting in the middle of the intersection, Gosling calmly and suddenly appears and was able to separate the men, even after other bystanders were unable to do so.
It's only a matter of time until the duo are rolling on the subway car's floor, and at least one other person is involved in the tangle. There's the obligatory hair pulling and kicking.
One YouTube user however has gone to dramatic new lengths to document the trouble in the park. He created a horror movie-like video depicting the vivacious vermin vectoring voraciously.
James Dolan's recent live performance at Jones Beach, recently posted to YouTube, features a song that pokes fun at the Knicks' porous defense -- and makes a telling reference to pariah Isiah Thomas.
A deer made quite a splash at the Norwalk Maritime Aquarium Tuesday
What if you could see what's happening and what's happened, on any block in the city? That's what MyBlockNYC.com is trying to make that happen.
Video of the incident was recorded by a passenger with an iPhone and posted to YouTube.
