NYC facing 4 lawsuits over deadly Legionnaires' outbreak in Central Harlem

Attorney Ben Crump announced litigation against NYC after seven people died and 118 were sickened in the Central Harlem Legionnaires' outbreak.

3rd suspect arrested in Bronx gang-related shooting

James Lackard turned himself in two days after his son, Chase Lackard, and his son's mother, Jennifer Lackard, were arrested by the NYPD.

Queens church vandal smashes Mother Mary statue in possible hate crime, NYPD says

The NYPD is searching for a suspect caught on surveillance video smashing a Mother Mary statue at St. Rita's Roman Catholic Church in Long Island City, Queens.

MTA opens bidding for retired MetroCard vending machines

NYC Transit is auctioning off a limited number of MetroCard vending machines, which were phased out by the OMNY tap and pay system.

NYC brings back bright green stickers for alternate side parking violations

New York City is once again slapping embarrassing stickers on cars that violate alternate side parking rules and get in the way of street sweepers.

NYC reaches whale-sized milestone: 500th humpback whale spotted in waters

Gotham Whale, a nonprofit marine research and conservation group, documented its 500th humpback whale in the waters surrounding the five boroughs.

Mamdani pressed on NYC pied-à-terre tax confusion, exemption deadline

Mayor Zohran Mamdani tried to put the spotlight on affordable housing in the Bronx on Monday, but he was grilled about confusion surrounding NYC's new pied-à-terre tax.