Throngs pack Times Square for New Year's bash
Estimated 1 million people resolve to celebrate New Year's Eve with gusto and optimism in Big Apple, despite terror concerns and heavy security
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Estimated 1 million people resolve to celebrate New Year's Eve with gusto and optimism in Big Apple, despite terror concerns and heavy security
With a million people expected in person and a billion more watching on TV, officials are determined to make Times Square the safest place on earth
For Alec, John and Stephen Favale, being a police officer is all in the family -- their dad is a cop, too
Police say Jose Guerrero shot the woman during a domestic dispute
Fresh scrutiny of how police cope with proliferation of cellphone video documenting them on the job; NYPD cop this week pleaded not guilty to misconduct for 2014 arrest of man who was recording him
Detective Joseph Lemm was one of six U.S. service members killed in a suicide attack on a patrol near Bagram Air Base, the NYPD says
Investigators say all of the emails were routed through a server in Germany run by Vincent Canfield, a 21-year-old American
Jacob Sabbagh, 33, was charged for allegedly sexually molesting a child over three years
The owner of an email hosting service known for pranks says he gave police information they subpoenaed concerning the account that generated the threat that shut Los Angeles schools
Two were arrested and police are searching for one more after police and suspects crashed in Yonkers, N.Y. on Tuesday
Girls write NYPD, after detectives on business in L.A. subdued a man who was slashing their father on the Walk of Fame
NYPD says there are no specific threats to local Planned Parenthood clinics in New York
An FBI bulletin sent in September 2015 warned of attacks as Congress debated funding for Planned Parenthood
Thanksgiving no holiday for law enforcement across the country as authorities focus on potential copycat terror attacks
Review board slams cops' actions in incident where Atlanta Hawks' Thabo Sefolosha was so violently arrested they broke a leg
U.S. police departments are training their officers -- and members of the public, in some cases -- how to respond to and stay alive in active shooter attacks
NYPD counterterrorism expert John Miller tells 60 Minutes Overtime what the terrorist attacks in Paris reveal about the culprits
Police say girl, 16, accidentally shot herself and gun owner is charged with criminally negligent homicide
New York Police Commissioner Bill Bratton urges people to "be aware but don't be afraid"
Propaganda video shows man strapping explosive device to himself along with images of New York City, in apparent threat to U.S.
Not everyone is happy about Jenner's accolades
The NYPD commissioner tells "Face the Nation" about the new threat environment challenging law enforcement
Soft targets are the just the latest tactic of ISIS, says expert
Police have deployed in crowded areas of the city "out of an abundance of caution" in the wake of the attacks in Paris
Police looking for man, 42, who lived in Bronx building where female victim as found