Former Police Academy in NYC converts into shelter for new asylum seekers
A former NYPD police academy will temporarily house migrants as the city expects an influx of newcomers.
A former NYPD police academy will temporarily house migrants as the city expects an influx of newcomers.
Is the 'New York City Accent' disappearing?
We all know the sound of a classic New York accent. The dialect, known for its elongated vowels and lack of R's is one of the most distinctive in the English language. But with more transplants settling into the city, the traditional accent seems to be slipping away.
We all know the sound of a classic New York accent. The dialect, known for its elongated vowels and lack of R's is one of the most distinctive in the English language. But with more transplants settling into the city, the traditional accent seems to be slipping away.
MTA increasing subway service on nights, weekends this summer
The MTA has announced plans to expand subway service on 21 lines this summer, but some riders say that while the move is a step in the right direction, the wait time between trains is still too long.
The MTA has announced plans to expand subway service on 21 lines this summer, but some riders say that while the move is a step in the right direction, the wait time between trains is still too long.
School bus crashes into Brooklyn building
A school bus crashed into a building on Friday in Prospect Lefferts Garden, New York.
A school bus crashed into a building on Friday in Prospect Lefferts Garden, New York.
NYC migrant crisis
With Title 42 getting days away from expiring, the city is making preparations for an influx of migrants to New York. FOX 5 NY's Christine Russo has the details.
With Title 42 getting days away from expiring, the city is making preparations for an influx of migrants to New York. FOX 5 NY's Christine Russo has the details.
Trump deposition video in rape trial released
In the video, which was recorded last October, Trump denies the allegations of his accuser, the writer E. Jean Carroll, referring to her as a “nut job" and “mentally sick."
In the video, which was recorded last October, Trump denies the allegations of his accuser, the writer E. Jean Carroll, referring to her as a “nut job" and “mentally sick."
Celebrating the life and legacy of NYPD Detective Troy Patterson
Funeral services were held Friday in Crown Heights, Brooklyn for NYPD detective Troy Patterson.
Funeral services were held Friday in Crown Heights, Brooklyn for NYPD detective Troy Patterson.
Subway chokehold death: Police seek more video and witness testimony
Jordan Neely's subway death was ruled a homicide by the medical examiner's office deemed, but the district attorney will determine intent and possible criminal charges -- if any.
Jordan Neely's subway death was ruled a homicide by the medical examiner's office deemed, but the district attorney will determine intent and possible criminal charges -- if any.
Woman knocked unconscious, raped in Queens after accepting scooter ride
The NYPD has released additional photos of a man they said allegedly punched, and then raped a woman.
The NYPD has released additional photos of a man they said allegedly punched, and then raped a woman.
NYC's green cabs being phased out as TLC introduces new permits
The TLC is rolling out a pilot program that would replace green cabs with pre-arranged trips only, similar to services offered by Uber and Lyft.
The TLC is rolling out a pilot program that would replace green cabs with pre-arranged trips only, similar to services offered by Uber and Lyft.
NYC subway chokehold: Calls for criminal charges after death of Jordan Neely
The choking death of Jordan Neely is setting off powerful reactions across the city, with some calling it a criminal, racist act while others justify the act.
The choking death of Jordan Neely is setting off powerful reactions across the city, with some calling it a criminal, racist act while others justify the act.
NYC Subway alerts back on Twitter after week off
Service alerts for New York City’s subway, commuter trains and buses are back on Twitter. The country’s largest transportation network began providing service alerts on its Twitter accounts in time for the Thursday evening commute.
Service alerts for New York City’s subway, commuter trains and buses are back on Twitter. The country’s largest transportation network began providing service alerts on its Twitter accounts in time for the Thursday evening commute.
NYC capping fees for outdoor dining program
The City Council plans to cap fees for outdoor dining, benefitting smaller restaurants that relied on outdoor dining to stay afloat during the pandemic.
The City Council plans to cap fees for outdoor dining, benefitting smaller restaurants that relied on outdoor dining to stay afloat during the pandemic.
NYC outdoor dining fee limit proposal
Seems that outdoor dining is here to stay, but to participate restaurants have to pay up. FOX 5 NY's Christine Russo takes a look at the new proposal.
Seems that outdoor dining is here to stay, but to participate restaurants have to pay up. FOX 5 NY's Christine Russo takes a look at the new proposal.
More NYC parking garages evacuated over structural issues
A total of seven New York City parking garages have new been issued full or partial vacate orders after the city discovered severe structural issues at the facility. It comes just weeks after the deadly parking garage collapse in Lower Manhattan which prompted concerns about the stability of other buildings.
A total of seven New York City parking garages have new been issued full or partial vacate orders after the city discovered severe structural issues at the facility. It comes just weeks after the deadly parking garage collapse in Lower Manhattan which prompted concerns about the stability of other buildings.
Push to make NYC swimming pool access equitable
There is a growing push across New York City to expand swimming pool access in underserved neighborhoods. The city council has taken up several bills on the issue, but instead of waiting around, one swim coach in Brooklyn isn't wasting any time.
There is a growing push across New York City to expand swimming pool access in underserved neighborhoods. The city council has taken up several bills on the issue, but instead of waiting around, one swim coach in Brooklyn isn't wasting any time.
Trump calls accuser a 'nut job' in recording played for NY jury
Jurors heard former President Donald Trump blast a woman who accused him of rape as a "nut job" and "mentally sick" in a video recording that was shown Thursday during the trial of her federal lawsuit.
Jurors heard former President Donald Trump blast a woman who accused him of rape as a "nut job" and "mentally sick" in a video recording that was shown Thursday during the trial of her federal lawsuit.
Experience the magic of Ellen's Stardust Diner in Times Square
Ellen’s Stardust Diner has been a Times Square institution since 1987 for its world-famous singing wait staff ("Stardusters"), which are still wowing patrons with riffs and runs.
Ellen’s Stardust Diner has been a Times Square institution since 1987 for its world-famous singing wait staff ("Stardusters"), which are still wowing patrons with riffs and runs.
NYC subway chokehold: Adams responds amid outrage over homeless man's death
The 24-year-old Marine veteran who subdued an allegedly aggressive subway rider was taken into custody, interviewed by police and released without charges.
The 24-year-old Marine veteran who subdued an allegedly aggressive subway rider was taken into custody, interviewed by police and released without charges.
Facial recognition: NYC bills would regulate controversial software
One council member says they understand businesses such as bodegas and grocery stores need facial recognition for security, but how are they going to use it and not abuse it?
One council member says they understand businesses such as bodegas and grocery stores need facial recognition for security, but how are they going to use it and not abuse it?