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‘Close Your Legs' Judge in NJ Sex Case Faces Suspension
An ethics committee has recommended a three-month, unpaid suspension for a judge accused of making an improper comment to a sex assault victim.
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Puerto Rican Day Parade Salutes Hurricane Heroes
The National Puerto Rican Parade in New York turned into its usual boisterous celebration Sunday, but many participants also saw it as an occasion to express their more somber concerns over the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria.
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See the Moment a NJ Trooper Realizes He Pulled Over the Man Who Delivered Him
See the body cam footage from where a New Jersey trooper pulled over a retired police officer, and met the man who delivered him 27 years ago.
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Puerto Rican Day Parade to Shine Light on Hurricane Struggle
Amid all the fun and celebration planned for the Puerto Rican Day Parade, organizers and participants want to keep a spotlight on something serious – that months after Hurricane Maria roared over Puerto Rico, and as the next hurricane season arrives, the U.S. island territory is still struggling.
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New Jersey Trooper Stops Retired Cop Who Delivered Him 27 Years Ago
A New Jersey trooper met the retired police officer who delivered him 27 years ago — when he pulled him over last week.
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Viral Video Shows Young Boy Helping an Elderly Woman Up the Stairs
A passerby on a Georgia street captured a sweet moment between a young boy and an elderly woman — both strangers — in a cellphone video now going viral.
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Lawyer Says He Gave Trump Team Dirt on Schneiderman
A New York lawyer said he told Michael Cohen years ago that former NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman was abusing women.
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Manhattan Woman Had Dream Rent — $28.43 Per Month
In a city where rents have gone through the roof, one tenant held on to a real deal: $28.43 a month for a Manhattan apartment.
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Kushner's Plans to Build New Jersey ‘Twin Towers' is in Danger of Falling Through
First, Jared Kushner’s big plans for a skyscraper in Manhattan fell apart. Now, it’s the turn of his major twin-tower project across the river in New Jersey.
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First-Ever Homeless Girl Scout Troop in NYC Smashes Cookie Sales Goal
Girls Scouts who live in homeless shelters in New York City held their first cookie sale ever to raise money for their troop, and were able to successfully surpass their goal of boxes sold.
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NYC Mailman Said He Was ‘Overwhelmed,' Hoarded 17K Parcels: Feds
A Brooklyn Postal Service employee is facing charges after federal authorities found years of undelivered mail in his car and apartment.
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Case Dropped Against the Man Found With Rosie O'Donnell's Missing Daughter
The case against a New Jersey man found with comedian Rosie O’Donnell’s missing daughter three years ago has been dismissed.
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Metal Object in Fatal Brooklyn Police Shooting Was a Welding Torch: NYPD
The metal item the man who was shot and killed by police in Brooklyn earlier this week after getting calls about him pointing what looked like a gun at pedestrians was a the head of a blow torch, the NYPD revealed Friday.
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NYC Men Tried to Smuggle Songbirds into U.S. Using Hair Curlers: Feds
Two men were arrested Wednesday at John F. Kennedy International Airport after authorities said they tried to smuggle songbirds into the country by hiding them in hair curlers.
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Student Uses CPR Technique From ‘The Office' to Save Squirrel
A Michigan college student saved a drowning squirrel by performing first aid techniques she learned while watching an episode of the NBC sitcom ‘The Office.’
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Cynthia Nixon Rides Subway to Address MTA, Talks NYCHA
Cynthia Nixon continues her campaigning by touring NYCHA housing and addressing the MTA issues. Andrew Siff reports.
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Rapper DMX Faces the Music, Gets 1 Year in Prison For Tax Fraud
A judge heard a DMX rap song before adding his own lyrics to a court proceeding on Wednesday, ordering the rapper imprisoned for a year in a tax fraud case. Federal Judge Jed Rakoff took requests Wednesday, accommodating DMX’s desire to hear his hit “Slippin'” before DMX faced the music over his admission of guilt. The judge called DMX’s fraud...
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'Who Made This Burger?:' Shake Shack Customer Praises Cook by Shouting Across Restaurant
A video of a Shake Shack customer praising one of the restaurant’s cooks has gone viral on Twitter.
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Leader of NY Group Branded Women, Made Them Sex Slaves: Feds
The leader of a secretive group in upstate New York turned female followers into brainwashed “slaves” who were branded with his initials and coerced into having sex, authorities alleged on Monday in a criminal complaint charging him with sex-trafficking.
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Rosie O'Donnell's Daughter Found Safe
Rosie O’Donnell’s missing 17-year-old daughter has been found safe, one week after the teen was last seen at the family’s New York home. Ida Siegal reports.