A handcuffed prisoner who fled the custody of city Department of Homeless Services police in downtown Brooklyn remained at large early Sunday, cops said. Jose … Continue reading
A sharp-eyed FDNY fire inspector averted an explosive situation in Brooklyn on Friday night when he noticed a baker’s dozen of big propane tanks stored … Continue reading
The health and welfare of a 102-year-old Queens woman hangs in limbo after the head of a home health care company was charged with embezzling … Continue reading
A fender-bender in Brooklyn ended with one man stabbed in the arm and another man on the run Thursday evening, police sources said. The violent … Continue reading
The case against two former cops accused of raping a young woman they arrested on drug charges has turned into such an ethical nightmare, the … Continue reading
A former MTA executive will do six months in jail for a smartphone theft scam that ripped off the money-strapped state agency for about $60,000. … Continue reading
An indictment unsealed Wednesday showed there were no upgraded assault charges added against a pair of homeless derelicts who charged a lone cop in a … Continue reading
An abusive Queens husband was charged Wednesday with murder, felony assault and criminal possession of a weapon for the fatal stabbing of his wife, and … Continue reading
The city has taken several steps to get ahead of this week’s predicted storm: – The Sanitation Department is readying 695 salt spreaders across the … Continue reading
A Bronx man accused of posing as a cop and raping a 12-year-old girl was beaten up while in protective custody on Rikers Island, his … Continue reading
A fire on the second floor of a Queens building left two people badly injured Monday afternoon. The blaze broke out just before 3:10 p.m., … Continue reading
El Chapo might take the stand at his own trial. Lawyers for the Mexican drug lord, whose real name is Joaquin Guzmán Loera, submitted the … Continue reading
Mayor de Blasio tried Monday to harsh the buzz among Gov. Cuomo and others in Albany that the city needs to cough up more taxpayer … Continue reading
Excuses, excuses. Jury selection got underway Monday in the case of a backgammon lover accused of strangling his wife with dozens of prospective panelists trying … Continue reading
A group of 9/11 families called the decision to move a sculpture depicting the Saudi Arabian flag from the World Trade Center campus the “right … Continue reading
