Lawsuit accuses Amazon of price gouging during COVID-19 pandemic

A class-action lawsuit accuses Amazon of hiking up prices for food, cleaning products, personal hygiene products and emergency or medical products during the pandemic.

MTA unveils newest fleet of subway cars

Testing will begin on the R211 cars in the next few weeks, with the cars expected to begin serving passengers on select lettered lines next summer.

Elderly woman shoved to the ground, seriously injured in unprovoked attack

A 76-year-old woman walking along a sidewalk in Brighton Beach was shoved to the ground and seriously injured in an unprovoked attack, said police.

Homeless man arrested in connection with stabbing of Eric Adams campaign worker

A homeless man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing attack on a man who was doing volunteer work for New York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams.

Man drags woman into Bronx woods, strangles her in broad daylight

Police say a man grabbed a woman, dragged her into the woods in the Bronx, and began strangling her before a stranger heard her screams.

VIDEO: Man tackles, gropes woman on Brooklyn street

The NYPD is searching for a man who was captured on video tackling a woman, reaching into her shorts, and forcibly grabbed her buttocks.

14 Brooklyn gang members busted in connection to 11 shootings: DA

Authorities say the suspects boasted about their criminal actions on social media, directing acts of violence and taking credit for shooting

NYPD stepping up security for Macy's fireworks, cracking down on drunk driving

There will be increased security for people looking to watch the fireworks on FDR Drive, while authorities will also be out searching for drunk and drugged drivers.

'Black Widow' is a satisfying detour for Marvel | MOVIE REVIEW

The pandemic delayed the release of Marvel's "Black Widow," starring Scarlett Johansson, for more than a year. Was it worth the wait?

Jury trial of opioid makers, distributors begins in New York

The lawsuit — filed by Nassau County, Suffolk County, and the New York attorney general — accuses some of the biggest pharmaceutical companies and distributors of fueling the opioid epidemic. The litigation is the first of its kind in the nation in which a jury rather than a judge will decide the outcome.

Man plans trip to Disney World to make good on wife’s dying wish

“I wish she were here today. Not just because we all miss her. But so that she could see the impact she has made, almost six months later she is still changing lives.”

Walmart insulin: Low-cost, private brand launched for diabetes patients

Walmart unveiled a low-cost version of analog insulin that it will sell in an effort to help Americans who struggle to pay for the diabetes drug.

Man stabbed in anti-gay attack on subway platform

A 29-year-old man was stabbed with an unknown object by a man who made anti-gay statements towards him aboard a northbound No.2 train, said police.

Illegal guns continue to pour into New York via the Iron Pipeline

Illegal firearms often come into New York City up Interstate-95 in a trafficking operation known as the Iron Pipeline. The route often treks weapons legally purchased in states like Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.

Times Square Shooting: NYPD to 'flood the zone'

A man had fired several shots during a "heated argument" with other people in Times Square on Sunday. One bullet struck a Marine who was visiting the city.

Times Square Shooting: Marine visiting city struck in back with stray bullet

A 21-year-old Marine visiting New York City was shot near the Marriott Hotel in Times Square on Sunday afternoon, said the NYPD. The gunman remains at large.