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Investigators say an off-duty police officer who was wounded in northern New Jersey says road rage led to the shooting.
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The city of Yonkers has declared a state of emergency starting at midnight on Wedneaday.
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The busiest airline at Newark Liberty International Airport has canceled its flights Wednesday due to snow.
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Women know the pain high heels can bring all too well. So the rising popularity of flats is welcome relief to many.
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A mother whose son disappeared from foster care is continuing her desperate plea for his return.
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A man is charged in the December murder of a Long Island woman whose body was found burning in a field.
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A Rutgers University graduate student accused of triggering worldwide flight delays has pleaded not guilty.
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A 15-year-old girl was shot outside an apartment building in the Mount Hope section of the Bronx.
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The brother of a young mother and baby killed on Long Island speaks out.
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Three people were repeatedly bitten by two pit bulls in a brutal attack that left their Hoboken apartment in shambles.
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The family of a deceased woman says items were stolen right off the body of their loved one at a Bronx funeral home.
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In a bizarre series of events, a suspect has ended up in the hospital after crashing a carjacked vehicle in Newark.
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A criminal probe has been launched into the deadly explosion at Connecticut's Kleen Energy plant.
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Federal Prosecutors say Bernard Kerik should go directly to jail when he is sentenced next week.
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Valentine's Day is coming, and now there's a sexy workout that will whip you into shape. It's chair dancing.
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An off-duty sheriff's officer was wounded and another man killed during a shootout at a nightclub in Newark.
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A father is under arrest Monday, charged with the murder of his daughter.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he is skeptical that the federal government would cover the cost of trying Sept. 11 suspects in Manhattan.
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Dozens of elderly residents were evacuated from an assisted living center in East Northport Monday.
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The judge has denied a request by the assistant accused of murdering Linda Stein for a new attorney.
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Six members of a suspended Rutgers University sorority have pleaded not guilty to charges of hazing.
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Police are investigating the apparent theft of a bronze eagle from a suburban New York bridge.
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The team is specially trained to patrol waterways and respond to terror threats.
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A woman charged with murdering her 8-year-old son in a luxury Manhattan hotel was once detained by police in Wyoming.
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New York City firefighters have rescued several children from a burning apartment building in the Bronx.
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On Long Island, a terminally ill woman has died after recently being reunited with her son.
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Police were responding to a report of a man with a gun.
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A retired New York City correction captain who was working security has been arrested.
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A boy was discovered dead in a Midtown Manhattan hotel, and his mother has now been charged with 2nd degree murder.
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The bodies of a woman and a child were found in the woods on Long Island Friday morning.
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Authorities in northern New Jersey say a pregnant woman who disappeared actually left home voluntarily.
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A 12-year-old girl from Queens was handcuffed and taken to the police precinct for doodling on her desk.
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A woman was attacked by two pit bulls as she left a bodega in the Bronx River section of the Bronx
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A 23-year-old Long Island daycare monitor has been arrested on possession of child pornography charges.
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A man was critically injured when he fell about four flights down an elevator shaft in Morningside Heights.
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A third-alarm fire tore through a row home in the South Jamaica section of Queens and spread to two others.
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Gov. David Paterson says he expects to keep St. Vincent's Hospital afloat for the next month, but beyond that is in doubt.
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Police are investigating a bar fight in Brooklyn involving up to two dozen active and retired firefighters.
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Eyewitness News is getting ready for our next town hall meeting.
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Police say a suburban NY highway superintendent used town money, equipment and employees for personal projects.
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Just months after a new tax was imposed to avert MTA's Doomsday budget, things are even worse than first thought.
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They're channeling Elvis in Brooklyn, as a new salon pays homage to The King.
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The state supreme court has ruled that school officials have the right to search students' vehicles on school property.
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Jim Dolan is embedded with the troops in Afghanistan to bring you the stories from the war-zone.
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A second-alarm fire ripped through a home in Brooklyn, and the woman inside had no idea - until some kids saved her.
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A report that a vacant building partially collapsed in Flatiron District Thursday was erroneous.
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The demolition of Giants Stadium in the East Rutherford section of New Jersey got started Thursday.
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A woman going to work was shot by an unknown gunman outside her home in the Marine Park section of Brooklyn.
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A New York City jails chaplain is being held on $50,000 bail Thursday morning, accused of trying to get razors into a jail.
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New York City police are searching for suspects wanted for several robberies. At least one robbery was caught on camera.
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A mother's dying wish to see her son one last time has been answered.
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The mother of a missing boy held a vigil on Wednesday night in front of the building where he disappeared.
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A water main break left waterfront Jersey City residents without water Wednesday morning.
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Thousands of customers in parts of Hudson and Bergen counties lost power for a couple of hours on Wednesday night.
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A judge has ordered the foreclosure sale of the historic Riverton Houses, a middle-class Harlem apartment complex.
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A mother is demanding answers after an elementary school principal threatened to suspend her son for bringing a two inch action figure with a toy gun to class.
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Many veterans have difficulty getting their benefits from the VA.
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