NYC prepares for UN General Assembly gridlock, road closures around high-level meetings

Expect major NYC road closures and severe traffic gridlock as security ramps up for the UN General Assembly next week. Get full street closure details and Midtown travel advice.

2 dead in connection with new cluster of Legionnaires' disease in the Bronx

The New York City Health Department continues to investigate after a second person died in connection to a cluster of Legionnaires' disease in the South Bronx.

Feast of San Gennaro hits 100 years

The annual Feast of San Gennaro is back for its 100th year in Little Italy.

Knicks opening week ticket prices skyrocket to second highest in NBA

The New York Knicks are preparing to raise their first championship banner since 1973, but fans will have to pay top dollar to see it in person.

Metro-North passengers self-evacuate train in Grand Central tunnel, MTA says

Metro-North lines were delayed at Grand Central Terminal after a passenger on a train from Connecticut pulled the emergency brake, the MTA says.

Woman found dead with head trauma in Brooklyn; Husband charged with murder, NYPD says

A Bay Ridge neighborhood is reeling after Maria Ines Granda, 59, was found dead in her apartment from severe head trauma and her husband, Mauricio Granda, was arrested for murder.

NYC rape kit delays skyrocket as Medical Examiner lab struggles with backlog

A FOX 5 investigation reveals NYC rape kit processing times surged over 400% in Brooklyn, leaving sexual assault survivors waiting up to a year for DNA results.

Manhattan DA seizes 12 deepfake porn websites in historic AI takedown

The Manhattan DA says authorities executed a historic takedown of 12 illegal AI deepfake pornography websites targeting over 1,200 women, celebrities, and public figures. Learn more about the investigation.

17-year-old stabbed outside Bronx school, 2 suspects wanted, NYPD says

Officers found a 17-year-old boy stabbed at around 9:30 a.m. outside 240 East 172 Street in the Claremont Village section, a building that houses multiple schools, the NYPD said.

Luigi Mangione 'fangirls' could have press passes revoked under new NYC bill

New York City officials are moving to close a loophole that allowed self-described "fangirls" of Luigi Mangione to obtain and flaunt official city press credentials.

Legionella detected in Yankee Stadium cooling tower, NYC Health says

NYC health officials ordered 10 cooling towers in the South Bronx, including one at Yankee Stadium, to be cleaned and disinfected following an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease.

Park Slope rallies after video shows couple stealing Brooklyn bodega cat

A Brooklyn community has launched a widespread search following the theft of a kitten from a long-standing neighborhood bodega in Park Slope.