'It's Disney World': Florida family recalls selling land to Walt Disney

FOX 35 spoke to the Demetree family, who were the original owners of a piece of wetlands that Walt Disney purchased for his Florida project.

MTA's finances, congestion pricing under scrutiny from lawmakers

The Acting MTA Chairman testified before state lawmakers who were looking for answers as to just how dire the transit agency's financial picture really is.

Pair of teens stabbed outside of Bronx high school

A 15-year-old boy was stabbed in the neck and the face. A 15-year-old girl was stabbed in the arm. A suspect in custody and an investigation is ongoing.

2 injured in shooting near Central Park

The NYPD was investigating the shooting of a man in the chest and a woman who was injured when a bullet fragment struck her hand near Central Park.

Astro: Amazon introduces new 'The Jetsons'-like robot

Amazon’s new robot can hear, see and follow you around the home, but it's no Rosey the Robot.

Teen found murdered in Brooklyn housing project

The NYPD says a 16-year-old Brooklyn boy was found murdered on Tuesday afternoon.

Violent robber targets Bronx elderly people: Cops

The NYPD was on the hunt for a violent robber who targeted mostly elderly people in a crime spree across the Bronx.

NYC school teachers want U.S. Supreme Court to take up COVID mandate battle

Lawyers for teachers who don't want New York City schools to impose a vaccine mandate for them and other workers say they will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene.

Subway agency offers incentives for retirees to come back to plug staffing holes

Roughly 5,000 MTA workers left since the start of the pandemic and now officials are offering those retirees who left in the past three years up to $35,000 for three months of work.

NYC mayor wins court case requiring vaccines

New York City mayor Bill de Blasio is relishing another court victory for requiring COVID-19 vaccines.

Appeals court rules in favor of COVID vaccine mandate for schools, health care

A three-judge panel ruled against a temporary injunction that blocked the COVID vaccine mandate from taking effect at New York City schools and in New York state healthcare settings.

5 shot including suspect in Inwood section of Manhattan: NYPD

A gunman shot 4 people outside a bar in the Inwood section of Manhattan early Monday morning, before officers shot him, the NYPD says.

European Union says it wants universal charger for cellphones, electronic devices

The European Union is over the days of us having too many chargers for all of our devices and want to create one universal wire that works for all cell phones and handheld gadgets, which is setting up a potential clash with companies like Apple.

NYPD holds funeral for slain twin boys, continue probe

Newborn twins have finally been laid to rest following a funeral service organized by the New York City police officers who are still working to find the person who killed the boys nearly a year ago.

Facebook pauses development of 'Instagram Kids' app after pushback

Instagram is putting a hold on the development of an “Instagram Kids” app so it can address concerns about the vulnerability of younger users.

NYPD hunting for subway pervert in Manhattan

Authorities say the man rubbed his exposed genitals against a woman while riding a southbound 2 train at the 34th Street/Penn Station stop.

Police probe machete attack inside Walmart in NJ

Officers responding to a 911 call found a man inside a Walmart in Kearny who'd suffered a deep cut to the back of his head. The machete-wielding attacker got away.