Driver in NYPD officer Diller's death indicted on weapon charges

Lindy Jones was arraigned on an indictment charging him with criminal possession of a weapon. Meanwhile, his codefendant, Guy Rivera, was indicted on charges of murder and attempted murder, among other charges.

Man slashed in face at NYC subway station

The suspect approached the victim at the 47th–50th Streets–Rockefeller Center station in Midtown and slashed him on the right side of his face with an unknown object, the NYPD said.

NYPD increases patrols following Iran's attack on Israel

Following Iran's Saturday attack on Israel, the NYPD has increased its patrols out of an abundance of caution.

NYC Council approves bills to give EMS workers bullet, stab-proof vests amid rising assaults

The New York City Council has approved a pair of bills to provide EMTs and paramedics with bullet and stab-proof vests, in the wake of assaults against the FDNY personnel reaching an all-time high.

Instagram is cracking down on teen sextortion – here's what that means

Recent high-profile cases include two Nigerian brothers who pleaded guilty to sexually extorting teen boys in Michigan on Instagram, including one who took his own life.

New report examines positives, negatives of mayoral control of NYC schools

New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended his control of New York City's public schools on Tuesday, after the release of a nearly 300-page report by the state Education Department on whether mayoral control has been effective.

Queens shooting leaves 16-year-old boy hospitalized

A 16-year-old boy has been hospitalized in critical condition after being shot twice in Queens on Monday.

TikTok planning Instagram rival – Here’s what to know

A notification was sent to some TikTok users saying that it was launching “TikTok Notes" – new app for photo posts.

NYPD deploys window 'barnacles' to fight illegal parking

The NYPD is taking a new step to fight illegal parking, using a special device called the "barnacle."

MTA demanding NYC marathon pay $750K for lost toll revenue in this year's race

The MTA wants to charge New York Road Runners $750K for closing the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge during the New York City Marathon to make up for toll revenue lost during the event.

NYC officials announce city crime 'continues to trend downward'

Overall crime is down both on the streets of New York City and below in the subways, however, there was a spike in both assaults and robberies in the first quarter of this year.

Amazon removing cashier-less 'Just Walk Out' technology from grocery stores

Amazon says it is replacing its "Just Walk Out" technology Dash Carts that enable shoppers to scan groceries, connect to online shopping lists, and complete their grocery checkout process.