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Officers responded to a 911 call of a child sitting on the basement steps of 272 West 132nd Street around 11 a.m.

The state's attorney general made the statement during a legislative meeting in Trenton, but it has touched off a debate in Leonia over who has the right to control access to local roadways.

You may think of your car as a way to get from point A to point B, but did you know it may also be collecting data? It is information about you, the roads you take and even the way you drive.

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The gunfire rang out around 11 p.m. on Commonwealth Drive in Wyandanch, where sources say a group of teens was hanging out in a back bedroom.

Dozens of people have been sickened and one killed by an E. coli outbreak that investigators believe originated in romaine lettuce from Arizona.

Young Kelsey Hines from Baltimore was brought to tears during her viral speech about gun violence.

The children, 1-year-old Josh Lew and 4-year-old Abigail Blumenstein, were killed as they crossed the street with their mothers.

The huge military plane was being flown into retirement in Arizona, reducing Puerto Rico's National Guard fleet to five similar planes, two of which need maintenance and aren't being used, Adjutant Gen. Isabelo Rivera said. He said the aircraft was more than 60 years old.

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The officers were being treated for non-life-threatening injuries after the Wednesday night blast, and the remains of one unidentified person were found in a building at the home in North Haven, State Police Trooper Kelly Grant said at a news conference.

Bill Cosby's wife is calling for a criminal investigation into the prosecutor behind his sexual assault conviction, saying the case was "mob justice, not real justice" and a "tragedy" that must be undone.

The attorney for 28-year-old Cynthia Arce said his client is still recovering in the hospital from gunshot wounds. He made a brief statement afterwards saying people shouldn't rush to judgment.

Dorothy Bruns, 44, was indicted by a grand jury on several charges including manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, reckless endangerment and assault.

A 7 On Your Side Investigation into Con Ed's Storm Protection Plan found that a proposal to spend $200 million to underground 30 miles of overhead electrical wires as a way to reduce the overall frequency of outages was scrapped for a more cost-efficient alternative.

According to a Tweet from Sweden's official Twitter account, Swedish meatballs actually are based on a recipe from Turkey.

Only a few miles from New York City sits one of the most visual of graveyards, where ships go to die.

Recreational marijuana use is legal in nine states plus Washington, D.C., and medical marijuana is legal in 29 states.

WOW Air is now accepting applications for what it calls the "best summer job ever." The Reykjavik-based airline wants to pay you to move to Iceland with your best friend and explore new countries.

When it comes to denim, ripped jeans are in, but one brand is taking it to a whole new level.

A man who was convicted of stalking Sandra Bullock in 2014 died of a self-inflicted wound after barricading himself in his California home Wednesday, officials said.

An Orange County couple hopes to raise the spirits of their 19-year-old foster child Joshua by asking people to send messages of encouragement.

A Michigan woman is warning people about a potentially life-threatening infection she got after undergoing the popular eyebrow procedure microblading.

A body was found in a Connecticut building after an explosion during a standoff with a man who had a domestic dispute with his wife, officials said Thursday.

After serving sweets to Manhattanites for more than 115 years, a New York City staple is closing up shop. Glaser's Bake Shop, nestled on the 1600 block of 1st Avenue in Yorkville, will officially shut its doors July 1.