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 Though the Rutgers football program isn't directly involved in the Ray Rice scandal, the school is cutting ties with its former star player in light of other recent scandals.

The NYPD commissioner thinks body cameras will become standard police equipment, like a bulletproof vest or radio. 

Over half a century of popular and rarely-seen films will take viewers on a wild ride through the jazzy, roaring '20s to the hip hop-tinged '80s and '90s.

The plan was ordered by a federal judge who ruled against the city's use of stop-and-frisk last year.

"Shave the stache," a reference to the pink mustaches on the grilles of Lyft vehicles, is a phrase Uber marketers used to describe their tactic of recruiting Lyft's drivers.

Jesus Gonzalez met with members of Michael Brown's family, including his parents. 

The rise in lawsuits is linked to a larger population of inmates with mental illness and the use of solitary confinement, officials say. 

Despite being a public figure, Mark-Viverito doesn't talk about her personal life — but she said her position requires she draw attention to the disease.  

Williams played Genie in the 1992 animated movie "Aladdin;" the current Genie from the Broadway show said Williams' performance inspired him.

Surprised by the outcry, the artists say it was a tribute to another German.

As news of the growing crowds spread, Gov. Chris Christie's chief counsel and NJ Transit's executive director disagreed over whether to use buses when people were waiting nearly three...

The flag swap raised concerns about the state of security at the Brooklyn Bridge.

The first phase of the Second Avenue Subway won’t open until the end of 2016, but the MTA says it’s already planning for the next expansion.

 

The last car of a Staten Island Railway train derailed shortly before 2 p.m. Thursday.

The head of one police union says coverage of the Eric Garner death has been one-sided, and the coroner's report political.

Medical examiner says death was caused by "the compression of his chest and prone positioning during physical restraint by police."

New legislation continues Sen. Kristen Gillibrand's efforts to fight sexual violence against women.

At least 7,500 new affordable units are slated to be built in New York over the next decade. 

An attempt to serve a warrant to a suspect in a sexual assault turned into a shootout near a busy subway station in Greenwich Village. 

 

The former first lady was surrounded by prominent Latino elected leaders and looked primed to embark on a presidential campaign.