NYPD officer disciplined for wearing pro-Trump patch on uniform

A video on social media showed an on-duty sergeant wearing a “Trump - Make Enforcement Great Again 2020” patch at a recent protest.

Family of 6 zip tied during home invasion in Queens

A pair of armed men entered a home in Woodhaven before tying up a family of 6 with zip-ties and demanding cash and jewelry.

Robbery crew targets high end Manhattan stores

Police in New York are on the hunt for a group of robbers who are rushing in and robbing high-end stores.

MTA's debris-catching nets filled with snow, causing safety fears

Netting installed by the MTA to trap debris before it hits the streets is catching a lot of snow, and people nearby fear it could come crashing down.

Netflix films and series dominate Golden Globe 2021 nominations

Netflix brought in 42 Golden Globe nominations this pandemic-marred cinematic year, thanks to both its films and television series.

Facebook wants you to comment on its Trump ban. Here's how.

Facebook's Oversight Board is calling for public input regarding the indefinite suspension of former President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts.

Chick-fil-A to sell heart-shaped boxes of nuggets for Valentine's Day

If the way to your sweetie's heart is through their stomach, then Chick-fil-A has just the right way to express your love this Valentine's Day.

Arrests made after large group beats, strips man in Chinatown

The NYPD is looking for a dozen suspects in connection with a violent attack on a 26-year-old man who was beaten, cut with a sharp object and had his clothing stolen.

Robber viciously attacks ice cream shop worker with rock

Police in New York were looking for a man wanted in connection with a brutal attack on a worker at a Manhattan ice cream shop.  The same man is wanted in a series of other robberies.

Teen shot in shoulder while sitting in vehicle with friends

The NYPD wants to find the gunman who opened fire from a vehicle striking a teen in another vehicle along a street in Long Island City.

Communities will help choose NYPD precinct commanders

The goal of the change is to deescalate tensions between officers and the communities they serve.

NYC lifts cap on number of street food vendors

The city council has passed a bill lifting the cap on street food vendors for the first time in 40 years.