After 18 years, wrongfully convicted man given freedom

On Christmas Eve in 2004, Sheldon Thomas was charged with killing 14-year-old Anderson Bercy and wounding another in East Flatbush. The Conviction Review Unit found the investigation was compromised from the very beginning.

Man freed after 18 years in prison
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The Brooklyn DA said a flawed photo lineup helped imprison Sheldon Thomas for a killing he did not commit.

'Can I claim my dog as a dependent?' NYC's 311 system turns 20

New York City officials on Thursday marked two decades of the city's 311 nonemergency answering system by releasing a top-20 list of memorable calls.

Coyote spotted strolling through Queens neighborhood

The coyote was seen wandering through some backyards and down the sidewalk and is now in the care of a nature center.

Actress Julia Fox's brother charged in NYC ghost gun bust

The brother of actress Julia Fox was arrested and charged in connection with a ghost gun bust, authorities announced.

JetBlue flying NYC to Paris nonstop starting in late June

Tickets for the daily flights between JFK in New York and the Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) in France are now available.

Man convicted for killing NYC EMT Yadira Arroyo

A man has been convicted of killing a New York City EMT when he ran over her with her own ambulance.

New video captures masked teen suspects in brazen Queens restaurant attack

New surveillance video captures the group of around 20 masked teenagers accused of walking into a Queens restaurant and destroying the place.

The city is sounding the alarm over one billion dollars in unpaid water bills
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If you think one billion in overdue water bills is big just wait until real estate taxes are due this summer and they don't have money for that either.?

City Council speaker wants Rikers Island closed by 2027: here's her plan.
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City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, laid out an ambitious agenda, in her State of the City address, on Wednesday. Adams is calling on the council to keep its commitment to permanently closing Rikers Island by 2027.?

New York City to launch 24/7 arrival center for asylum seekers

Nearly 50,000 asylum seekers have arrived in New York since last spring, with more than 30,000 still in the city’s care.

Survivor of NYC subway surfing issues dire warning: 'Don't do it'

Isa Islam was just 12 days shy of his 18th birthday when he decided to subway surf in 2013. Ten years later, he still bears the scars of his decision.

Economic abuse is domestic abuse, expanded New York City law says

The law expands the definition of a victim of domestic violence to include economic abuse, so survivors are further protected and not unfairly victimized again based on their economic standing.

'Tennis brings us all together': Police, youth connect through sport

The 42nd precinct youth community tennis program was created a year by two officers who aimed to create a safe space for at-risk youth as well as build a connection with local law enforcement.