J&J, Costco agree to settle lawsuit with consumers over recalled sunscreen

Several customers sued the companies over recalled sunscreen that contained benzene, a carcinogen linked to leukemia and other cancers.

2,300 FDNY firefighters call out sick as COVID vaccine mandate enforced

As of Monday, more than 9,000 workers for the City of New York-- including firefighters and police-- were on unpaid leave for refusing to receive at least one dose of the COVID vaccine, announced Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Disney's 50th anniversary celebration underway: What to expect

Festivities will begin on October 1st, the same day the theme park company opened its first Florida park in 1971, and go for 18 months.

Hochul tests LIRR route into Grand Central Terminal

The long-anticipated and long-delayed rail route from Long Island to Grand Central Terminal is nearing reality.

VIDEO: Gunmen open fire on man in broad daylight on Bronx sidewalk

Authorities say the victim and the two gunmen were passing each other on a street in Foxhurst when the gunmen produced handguns and opened fire.

7-year-old boy killed in Manhattan apartment fire

A 7-year-old boy was killed early Saturday in a fire in a basement apartment in Manhattan, authorities said.

NYC braces for fewer cops and firefighters as COVID vaccine mandate goes into effect

Mounting trash. Closed firehouses. Fewer police and ambulances on the street. That's the possibility New York City is bracing for come Monday as a COVID-19 vaccine mandate goes into effect and thousands of municipal workers remain unwilling to get the shots.

Former NYPD cop sentenced in murder-for-hire plot to kill husband, teen

A former NYPD officer charged in a murder-for-hire plot was sentenced Friday to 48 months in prison of which she had already served 30.

'You own this' NYPD top cop to 'defunders' after 71-year-old tourist shot

The NYPD's top cop is pointing the finger directly at people who called for defunding and abolishing the police last year for the current state of crime in New York City.

Firefighters face suspension for threatening State Sen. staff over vaccine mandate: FDNY

Members of Ladder 113 drove a fire truck to State Senator Zellnor Myrie's office and reportedly told his staff they'd have “blood on their hands” because of staffing shortages resulting from the mandate.

Jewish man shot with 'unknown projectile' on Brooklyn street

Three people opened fire with an ‘unknown projectile’ on a Jewish man walking along a street in Crown Heights.

Video: Man punches woman in face on crowded subway

A shocking video on social media shows a man punching a much-smaller woman right in her face while they are riding the subway.

VIDEO:  3 men shot at Queens gas station

Three people were shot when a man opened fire outside of a gas station in Queens.

VIDEO: Man robs 80-year-old at knifepoint inside elevator in East Village

The NYPD is searching for a suspect seen in surveillance video allegedly robbing an 80-year-old man inside of an elevator in the East Village on Thursday afternoon.

Thieves make off with wedding band set worth $17,000

The NYPD is looking for a man and a woman who stole a wedding band set worth $17,400 from a jewelry store on Staten Island.

Facebook changes company name to Meta to emphasize its ‘metaverse’ vision

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says his company is rebranding itself as Meta, an effort to encompass its virtual-reality vision for the future.

Man attacks boy in phone robbery attempt

A Staten Island boy was attacked by a man wanting to steal a phone. The boy didn't have one so he was attacked again.

Pricey handbags snatched in Christian Louboutin store robbery

They didn't grab the shoes but two robbers did manage to make off with pricey handbags from luxury store Christian Louboutin in the Meatpacking District.

NY state trooper indicted on murder charge after fatal police pursuit crash

Trooper Christopher Baldner allegedly rammed his police car into another car during a police chase, causing the death of 11-year-old Monica Goods.