Pack of attackers target bus workers in Brooklyn

wo 70-year-old school bus company employees were attacked by a group of robbers in Brooklyn.

MTA to test platform barriers at three NYC subway stations

The MTA is launching a pilot program to install platform doors at three subway stations in order to prevent any more riders from being shoved onto the tracks.

Pack of robbers steal $500,000 in goods from NYC store

A group of seven robbers went into a store on Madison Ave. on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and snatched nearly $500,000 in goods.

NYC bodega ransacked, worker attacked

The NYPD says it happened just before 11:30 p.m. last Wednesday at the store at 12 John Street.

Amazon union organizer, 2 others arrested at NYC warehouse

A former Amazon employee who is leading a push to unionize a New York City warehouse of the online retailer was arrested along with two others after authorities got a complaint about him trespassing.

Gunman shoots teen inside Queens apartment building

The NYPD is asking for the public's help finding a man who shot a teenager inside an apartment building.

Man shot on Queens basketball court

Police in New York were looking for two people who opened fire on a basketball court, leaving a man hospitalized.

Target drops mask mandate for employees, customers

Target will no longer require its employees or customers to wear masks inside its stores, subject to local rules.

FDNY firefighter Jesse Gerhard mourned at funeral

A sea of New York's Bravest paid their final respects to 33-year-old Jesse Gerhard on Wednesday.

Former NYPD union president pleads not guilty to criminal charge

Ed Mullins, the former New York City police union president who clashed with city officials over his bombastic tweets and hardline tactics, surrendered Wednesday to face a criminal charge of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his union.

MacKenzie Scott donates $50M to support USDA youth programs

Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott is donating $50 million to the National 4-H Council, which is part of a new group of donations Scott is making to organizations.

Woman in SoHo held against her will by locksmiths she found online

The NYPD was searching for the men who held a woman in SoHo against her will after she called a locksmith for help getting into her apartment.

Staten Island couple beaten, robbed outside home, NYPD says

Police were on the hunt for three suspects who viciously assaulted a couple on Staten Island during a robbery.

Gunman arrested in killing of woman and dog, NYPD says

Police have arrested a suspect in the killing of a woman and her dog at a Brooklyn bodega back in January.

Promised delivery times can pressure app workers too much, lawmakers say

We see advertisements throughout New York City promising grocery deliveries in less than 15 minutes. But a group that advocates for delivery workers' rights, points to safety issues for both delivery workers and pedestrians.

Subway Safety Plan: NYPD team on the job

On Day 2 of the mayor's subway safety plan being in effect, Fox 5 News got a first-hand look. One component of the safety plan is enforcement, the other is a pathway to care for homeless and mentally ill people. The NYPD is involved with both.

Police impersonators handcuff, beat man in Brooklyn

Two men pretended to be cops and handcuffed and beat a man inside his NYC apartment building.

Off-duty NY state trooper dies in snowmobile crash

An off-duty New York state trooper was killed Sunday in a snowmobile crash in Dannemora, state police said. Trooper Joshua Gushlaw was 31.