New York trainer accused of beating horse, fracturing its skull
A harness racing trainer in upstate New York was accused of striking a horse and fracturing its skull, requiring the animal to be euthanized, authorities said.
NYPD officers attacked: 2 more arrested, 5 remain at large after Times Square assault
Yohenry Brito and Jandry Barros were arrested and charged in connection with the attack of the two NYPD officers near a migrant shelter in Times Square, police said.
Hudson Valley lawmakers join fight against NYC congestion pricing plan
A bipartisan group of lawmakers from upstate New York is signing onto a lawsuit against congestion pricing.
2 students stabbed at Queens high school
Two 17-year-old students were stabbed at a New York City high school Thursday afternoon, according to the NYPD.
The untold tale of Flaco, Central Park's most wanted owl
In the year since his dramatic escape, Flaco has become one of the city's most beloved characters.
Jamaica, Queens: A look at new growth, old problems in iconic New York neighborhood | Street Soldiers
FOX 5 NY's Lisa Evers hit the streets to take an in-depth look at Jamaica, Queens, for this week's episode of Street Soldiers.
Staten Island Chuck makes his live Groundhog Day prediction from the zoo
Charles G. Hogg the whistle pig will finally emerge from the Staten Island Zoo basement (where he resides) to make his live predictions for spring. Here's how to see the live event:
American Express updates Delta SkyMiles credit cards with new benefits and flight credits
American Express is rolling out several updates to its Delta SkyMiles credit cards that will give additional benefits to users.
Staten Island Chuck says spring is on the way
Last year, Staten Island Chuck did not see his shadow, which meant an early spring. However, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, which meant six more weeks of winter.
Who is more accurate? Punxsutawney Phil versus Staten Island Chuck
Chuck might not be as famous as his rival from Pennsylvania, but it turns out that Chuck’s predictions are correct more often than Phil’s.
Outrage after NYPD officers attacked near Times Square; 5 arrested
Outrage is growing after two NYPD officers were beaten while attempting to break up a crowd of men outside of a migrant shelter in Midtown Manhattan.
State of the NYPD Address: Police Commissioner Caban praises progress fighting crime
New York City Police Commissioner Edward Caban delivered his first State of the NYPD address on Wednesday, touring the progress the department has made in fighting crime.
Man shot, killed in Crown Heights: NYPD
A 23-year-old man is dead after being shot multiple times in Crown Heights, police say.
GLOwanus Lantern is Brooklyn's new ally against water contamination
The Van Alen Institute has created a new device, called the GLOwanus Lantern, which is designed to inform Gowanus residents about water quality in the Gowanus Canal.
Rego Park fire: 1 dead, 3 injured after flames engulf Queens home
Over 100 firefighters and EMS workers responded to the fire near the intersection of Fitchett Street and 66th Ave. in the Rego Park section of Queens, the FDNY said.
Nassau County twins make history as high school valedictorian and salutatorian
Devon and Dylan Lee have been named valedictorian and salutatorian at Herricks High School in Nassau County, the first set of twins to receive such an honor in the school's history.
'How Many Stops Act': NYC Council overrides Mayor Adams' veto
The New York Council has voted to override Mayor Eric Adams' veto of the "How Many Stops Act" and the solitary confinement ban bill, by a 42-9 margin.
Two New Yorkers busted for pickpocketing in Fairfax County
Fairfax County police officers arrested two women who are accused of being part of an organized theft crew that may have pickpocketed victims in Northern Virginia and beyond.
Men dressed as utility workers invade Long Island woman's home
Three men on Long Island dressed up as utility workers and invaded a home in North Hills Monday morning, according to detectives.
12-year-old boy falls onto tracks as L train enters Brooklyn station
A 12-year-old boy fell onto train tracks moments before an L train pulled into a Brooklyn subway station Tuesday, police said.