Here's how many weapons the NYC subway scanner pilot program found

The evolved weapon scanners pilot program to detect weapons in at least 20 subway stations across the city finally came to an end, and critics are calling it a colossal failure.

Starbucks CEO says company will fix 'overly complex menu' to reverse sales slump

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol announced that the coffee giant plans to fix its menu and pricing as it seeks to boost traffic and turn around sagging sales.

NYC could allow paid sick leave for pet care

The bill would allow employees to use sick time for pet-related medical care, including any situation where the pet needs medical diagnosis, treatment for a physical illness or injury, or preventative care.

MTA facing $211M budget gap as Demetrius Crichlow named new NYC Transit President

New York City’s transit system is facing a massive budget shortfall, with a recent report from the State Comptroller revealing a $211 million deficit due to the pause in congestion pricing.

Cyclist struck, killed by pickup truck fleeing from police in Queens

According to police, the pickup was occupied by three men wearing masks, who all left the scene and eventually ditched the truck.

Protests over NYC crackdown on Queens sex workers, street vendors

Protesters gathered in Corona in Queens on Tuesday to demand an end to "Operation Restore Roosevelt," a policing campaign targeting illegal sex work and unlicensed street vendors.

Daniel Penny trial: Jury selection begins in NYC subway chokehold death

Jury selection began today in the criminal trial of Daniel Penny, the U.S. Marine Corps veteran accused of placing homeless man Jordan Neely in a deadly chokehold last year on a NYC subway train.

Starbucks unveils 'Wicked'-themed drinks ahead of movie release

In anticipation of the "Wicked" movie release on Nov. 22, Starbucks is launching a new line of drinks and merchandise inspired by the film.

Meet the NYPD's highest ranking Dominican officer

Chief Wilson Aramboles is the highest ranking Dominican officer within the NYPD, overseeing the Special Operations Division.

NJ Transit train operator killed, several injured after striking tree

A River Line train operator was killed, and over a dozen passengers were injured, after officials say the train struck a tree near the Roebling station in Mansfield Township, New Jersey.

Man killed, another injured in Lower Manhattan shooting near NYPD headquarters

A man was fatally shot, and another was wounded in a shooting that took place just a few blocks from NYPD headquarters in Lower Manhattan on Saturday.

Suspect who stabbed MTA conductor in court as transit workers demand action

New York City transit workers packed a Manhattan courtroom on Friday to show their support for conductor who was stabbed multiple times when he asked a man to get off of his train, and to demand the MTA take action and increase security for workers.

FDNY shuts down NYC haunted house, calling it a 'death trap'

The attraction has been shut down by the FDNY and the Department of Buildings, citing a number of violations. A real-life horror is how the authorities describe it.

NYPD seeking suspects behind citywide ATM theft spree

The NYPD is asking for the public's help in identifying suspects involved in a string of ATM thefts across Brooklyn and Manhattan. The group has targeted over 20 businesses, including bodegas and pizzerias, since June, ripping out ATMs filled with cash.

NYC could lower speed limit to 20 mph on some streets

The NYC DOT has begun to reduce speed limits in select locations following the enactment of Sammy's Law. Here's where the speed limits will be reduced in our area:

Uber shuttle service from NYC to LaGuardia for under $20: See routes

One route will take passengers to and from Penn Station and the others will run between Port Authority and Grand Central Terminal.