Report: Nearly 22,000 Shoplifting Incidents Logged in NYC Since 2024 Began
New York City has had nearly 22,000 reported shoplifting incidents since the beginning of the year, up five percent from the same period in 2023.
New York City has had nearly 22,000 reported shoplifting incidents since the beginning of the year, up five percent from the same period in 2023.
A Southern California church is leading a mission to baptize 30,000 people on Sunday in regional events around the state.
Illinois law enforcement officers standing on the rooftops of Dunkin’ Donuts raised more than $1 million for the Special Olympics on Friday.
A University of Massachusetts Dartmouth billionaire commencement speaker surprisingly gifted $1,000 to each graduate.
A nine-year-old upstate New York boy has been honored by his local police department after his quick thinking potentially saved his mother’s life.
At least four people were killed in Houston in the weather that slammed southeast Texas on Thursday, Mayor John Whitmire said.
Scottie Scheffler has been charged with second-degree assault of a police officer after a cop was alllegedly dragged to the ground by his vehicle.
A set of quintuplets from New Jersey have not only made their family proud, but made history with their graduation from Montclair State University on the same day — in wildly different fields.
Vice President Kamala Harris has agreed to take part in a VP candidate debate hosted by CBS News this summer, the Biden-Harris campaign confirmed Thursday.
A New York Black Lives Matter leader was arrested at the hearing of an NYPD sergeant after hurling vile abuse and threats at court officers.
An Ohio pizza shop got a helping hand from the owner of another small business — a total stranger — after someone failed to pay for a large order.
A Colorado woman was forced to subdue and restrain an alleged “peeping Tom” in a department store dressing room.
An Illinois premature baby girl, who weighed just over one pound at birth, is finally able to go home after six months in the hospital.
George Soros is funding groups pushing Big Tech to “juice their censorship operations before the 2024 U.S. presidential election.”
More than 100,000 law enforcement officers have been attacked on the job in the last two years, FBI statistics show.
More than 2,500 prestigious pooches competed in 2024’s Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, with only one competitor taking home the gold.
Pro-Palestinian Columbia graduates wore keffiyehs, zip-tie handcuffs, and caps sporting the name of Hamas terrorists at their ceremony.
The tallest building in Fort Worth, Texas, has been sold at a foreclosure auction for less than nine percent of its purchase price from just three years ago, according to the Dallas Business Journal.
A Cleveland, Ohio, family’s baby girl was rescued from a house fire by a good Samaritan who just happened to be driving by.
Inflation, the high cost of living, and the post-coronavirus lockdown landscape have created the “perfect storm” for restaurants across the country to fail, analysis shows.
New York City authorities are searching for a man who choked a woman with a belt then dragged her away and sexually assaulted her.
A Maine resident was the recipient of “misdelivered” packages from California containing $2 million worth of fentanyl, police said.
An Arizona State University theater major broke down in tears to a local reporter after learning she will not be able to graduate following arrest for refusing to leave the anti-Israel encampment on school grounds.
General Motors has confirmed the end of one of the most popular sedans in the U.S. as the company switches focus to electric vehicles (EVs).
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (R) signed a bill on Thursday to ban abortion providers and their affiliates from receiving reimbursements from Medicaid.
A massive payout of over $1 million has been awarded to two teens who sued their elite California Catholic school after being kicked out over a “blackface” selfie — when they were actually using skincare masks.
Two Catholic high school students in New Orleans used trigonometry to prove a mathematical puzzle that was thought unsolvable for 2,000 years.
An 81-year-old Texas man was thrown down an escalator after accidentally walking in on a woman in a dressing room, police said.
An Indiana 15-year-old is set to break his state’s record for youngest bachelor’s-degree-holder all while earning his high school diploma.
The sole elementary school in a rural Florida county has disbanded its Christian club because an atheist group complained.
Houston, Texas, police said a lawyer was fatally shot by an angry McDonald’s customer on Saturday after intervening to calm the man down.
A 16-year-old New York City boy was fatally shot in the head in a brazen daylight attack by a bike-riding gunman.
Marlon Wayans claims film producers Harvey and Bob Weinstein “raped” him “businesswise” by removing him from the Scary Movie franchise.
Minneapolis, Minnesota first responders, motorcyclists, and other community members are mourning the loss of a beloved local firefighter and biker who was killed in a shootout over the weekend.
Two bodies and a white powder, later determined to contain fentanyl, were discovered in a “human-dug cave” in Los Angeles on Sunday.
A baby girl who was kidnapped from a New Mexico park where two women and a child were found shot has been located and is safe, police said.
There were almost Snakes on a Plane in Miami when Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers found a bag of reptiles hidden in a passenger’s pants.
A Chinese/European joint X-ray telescope mission is allowing humans to see the universe in widescreen — like a lobster.
A “possible leader” of the anti-Israel protesters, who broke into and barricaded themselves in Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall last week, is reportedly a 40-year-old heir to a multimillion-dollar fortune and repeat provocateur.
Temperature drops, rain, and snow from a cold front originating in the Gulf of Alaska started pummeling Northern California on Friday, prompting highway closures and “winter weather advisories” in the middle of spring.