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Obama Calls Rangel's Ethics Charges "Very Troubling"

As Congressman Charles Rangel's political career and legacy remains on the line, President Barack Obama told CBS Evening News on Friday that the Harlem representative should "end his career with dignity" in the face of "very troubling" ethics charges.

Updated 07/30/2010 11:58 PM

Surveillance Video Shows Attackers Of S.I. Gay Couple

In the wake of a string of bias attacks on Staten Island, police released surveillance video on Friday that shows the assault of a married gay man in a local White Castle restaurant earlier in the month.

Updated 07/30/2010 11:58 PM

Police Seek More Information On Alleged Manhattan Rapist

Authorities are looking for more information about a man arrested and charged with raping a woman inside Riverside Park this week.

Updated 07/30/2010 11:41 PM

Anti-Defamation League Speaks Against Mosque Near WTC Site

Days after a local community board gave it a push for the plan to build a mosque near the World Trade Center site, the Anti-Defamation League spoke out against the plan on Friday.

07/30/2010 09:38 PM

Weiner Outraged Over Congressional Failure To Pass 9/11 Health Bill

Congressman Anthony Weiner expressed disappoint Friday over Congress's failure to pass a that would provide health coverage for September 11th first responders, a day after he criticized his colleagues in an emotional tirade.

Updated 07/30/2010 11:47 PM

Long-Missing State Justice Inspires Historical Crime Novel

Nearly 80 years after a state judge disappeared from Midtown without a trace, a writer who remains obsessed with solving the mystery has tried to solve the case through a crime novel.

07/30/2010 08:49 PM

On Stage: Entertainer Tommy Tune Exhibits His Artwork In Chelsea

The nine-time Tony Award-winning performer, director and choreographer Tommy Tune is currently showing off his other artistic side with an exhibition entitled "Longnecks" at the Peter Glebo Gallery in Chelsea.

Brooklyn's Scrappers Become Unlikely Reality TV Stars

As a group of hardworking scrappers in Canarsie, Brooklyn turn trash into treasure, their lives are getting profiled in a new reality television show.