NYC migrant crisis: Uncertainty over immunization deadlines for migrant children

Officials say migrant parents have 30 days to bring their children to the Roosevelt Hotel to get checked out by a doctor and get the required vaccinations, but there may be no consequences for not doing so.

NYC, MTA announce new initiative to stop subway surfing

A new initiative aims to use young people's voices to deter other teens from subway surfing, while getting social media companies to remove videos of the dangerous stunt from their platforms.

Brooklyn, Queens neighborhoods on alert after burglary spree

The NYPD says the suspects have stolen multiple high-end vehicles, along with jewelry from residents in Whitestone and other neighborhoods.

West Indian Day parade draws thousands of revelers in Brooklyn

The parade, one of the world's largest celebrations of Caribbean culture, was largely peaceful until a shooting and slashing incident in Crown Heights that left 3 injured.

NYC and Staten Island Ferry workers announce first deal in 13 years

Roughly 95 percent of members of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association (MEBA), which represents roughly 150 Staten Island ferry workers, voted for the deal, the first since 2010.

2 killed in Staten Island fiery car crash

Police say a Chevy Corvette struck a guardrail and burst into flames.

Thousands flock to Caribbean celebration ahead of West Indian Day Parade

Nearly 6 thousand people packed into Brooklyn museum’s parking lot transformed into sun-nation’s Sunrise Day Soirée full of food and flavor from every island.

Security measures heightened for J'ouvert and West Indian Day Parade

J’Ouvert and the West Indian Day Parade bring homemade dishes, colorful costumes, steel pan music, and up to two million revelers to Crown Heights.

Electric Zoo music festival cancels first day

Made Event, the company that organizes the festival blamed the cancelation on supply chain issues that prevented them from completing construction of the main stage in time.

Dispensary owners waiting to open remain in confusing state of limbo

Now the judge has reversed course again, asking for evidence from the state Office of Cannabis Management that those retailers have met all licensing requirements.

Man arrested for shoving woman onto subway tracks in Tribeca

Authorities have charged 41-year-old Samuel Junker with felony assault after he allegedly pushed a 34-year-old woman onto the tracks in an unprovoked attack.

NYC West Indian Day Parade: NYPD security preparations underway

The Labor Day tradition sees over two million people turn out along Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, and begins early Monday morning with J'Ouvert celebrations honoring Caribbean culture.