NYC population shrinks by 78K, officials claim census miscounted migrants
According to city officials, as many as 50,000 migrants were overlooked in the U.S. Census Bureau's 2023 population estimates.
According to city officials, as many as 50,000 migrants were overlooked in the U.S. Census Bureau's 2023 population estimates.
Prosecutors consider postponing Donald Trump's hush money trial set for March 25
Trump’s lawyers are seeking an 90-day delay or the dismissal of charges against Trump, alleging violations of what’s known as the discovery process, where the sides exchange evidence.
Trump’s lawyers are seeking an 90-day delay or the dismissal of charges against Trump, alleging violations of what’s known as the discovery process, where the sides exchange evidence.
Wife of Gilgo Beach murder suspect stands firm, believes in his innocence
The estranged wife of Long Island serial killing suspect Rex Heuermann believes he's innocent and visits him weekly in jail despite pending divorce.
The estranged wife of Long Island serial killing suspect Rex Heuermann believes he's innocent and visits him weekly in jail despite pending divorce.
NYC to receive $106M for migrant crisis response from feds
The federal government will release $106 million to reimburse New York City for its response to the migrant crisis, FOX 5 NY has confirmed.
The federal government will release $106 million to reimburse New York City for its response to the migrant crisis, FOX 5 NY has confirmed.
Pro-Palestinian protesters swarm NY Times printing plant, arrests made
Pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested after swarming the New York Times's printing building in Queens early Thursday morning.
Pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested after swarming the New York Times's printing building in Queens early Thursday morning.
Bronx 5-year-old twins' deaths ruled homicides by smothering
The medical examiner has ruled the deaths of two 5-year-old twins found dead in the Mount Hope section of the Bronx as homicides by smothering.
The medical examiner has ruled the deaths of two 5-year-old twins found dead in the Mount Hope section of the Bronx as homicides by smothering.
8-year-old boy killed, older brother injured after being struck by vehicle in Queens
An 8-year-old boy is dead, and his older brother has been injured after they were struck by a vehicle in Queens on Wednesday afternoon.
An 8-year-old boy is dead, and his older brother has been injured after they were struck by a vehicle in Queens on Wednesday afternoon.
NYPD seeking suspect who threw container of flammable liquid at people in Manhattan subway
The NYPD is searching for a suspect accused of throwing a lit container of flammable liquid at a group of people while they were waiting for a subway train in Manhattan.
The NYPD is searching for a suspect accused of throwing a lit container of flammable liquid at a group of people while they were waiting for a subway train in Manhattan.
NYC jail demolition risks damage to adjacent senior center
As the city demolishes the former jail in Lower Manhattan on Centre Street, work appears to be causing all sorts of cracks in the neighboring building which houses a senior center.
As the city demolishes the former jail in Lower Manhattan on Centre Street, work appears to be causing all sorts of cracks in the neighboring building which houses a senior center.
Brooklyn's Fifth Avenue named one of the world's coolest streets
Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, has just been named the coolest street in New York City and the 13th coolest street in the world.
Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, has just been named the coolest street in New York City and the 13th coolest street in the world.
FDNY welcomes nearly 300 new recruits at graduation ceremony
The FDNY welcomed nearly 300 probationary firefighters to the ranks of "New York's Bravest" on Wednesday in one of the most diverse graduating classes in history.
The FDNY welcomed nearly 300 probationary firefighters to the ranks of "New York's Bravest" on Wednesday in one of the most diverse graduating classes in history.
Abandoned LIRR line in Queens gets $120M closer to becoming acres of green space
The QueensWay will transform the abandoned corridor of the former LIRR Rockaway Beach Branch into 47 acres of park space.
The QueensWay will transform the abandoned corridor of the former LIRR Rockaway Beach Branch into 47 acres of park space.
Haitians in NYC pray for peace as crisis continues on Caribbean island
Haitians living in New York City say they are hoping for a peaceful end to the ongoing crisis gripping Haiti.
Haitians living in New York City say they are hoping for a peaceful end to the ongoing crisis gripping Haiti.
Police search Long Island lake near home of body parts case suspects
Police on Long Island are conducting a search in a park located less than a mile away from the home of suspects charged in the grisly body parts discovery case.
Police on Long Island are conducting a search in a park located less than a mile away from the home of suspects charged in the grisly body parts discovery case.
NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade: 2024 map, street closures, more
Sláinte! New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade is March 16. Here's what you need to know about it, and other things you can do to celebrate.
Sláinte! New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade is March 16. Here's what you need to know about it, and other things you can do to celebrate.
Counterfeit Apple electronics for sale on NYC streets: Have you seen them?
What looks like pricey Apple wireless headphones for sale are popping up on street corners and sidewalks across Manhattan – and for much less than what AirPods or AirPods Max would cost in a store.
What looks like pricey Apple wireless headphones for sale are popping up on street corners and sidewalks across Manhattan – and for much less than what AirPods or AirPods Max would cost in a store.
What are 'ghost cars,' and why is NYC cracking down on them?
"Ghost cars" are identified as vehicles that have forged or altered license plates, making certain ones untraceable for traffic or toll cameras.
"Ghost cars" are identified as vehicles that have forged or altered license plates, making certain ones untraceable for traffic or toll cameras.
Retail giant blames NYC subway crime for breaking lease for shops at FiDi station
Westfield, the company that manages the retail space inside Fulton Transit Center, gave notice last month of plans to break it's lease over concerns about crime in the subway, the MTA said.
Westfield, the company that manages the retail space inside Fulton Transit Center, gave notice last month of plans to break it's lease over concerns about crime in the subway, the MTA said.
Adams defends NYPD's use of stun-gun on ‘disorderly’ Queens migrant holding toddler: Video
Officers were called to the Jamaica, Queens shelter for an argument involving an intoxicated man, identified as 47-year-old Venezuelan migrant Yanny Cordero, who was threatening staff members, the NYPD said.
Officers were called to the Jamaica, Queens shelter for an argument involving an intoxicated man, identified as 47-year-old Venezuelan migrant Yanny Cordero, who was threatening staff members, the NYPD said.
NYC subway safety plan criticized by union: ‘That’s the beginning’
Transit Worker’s Union President Richard Davis sounded off on New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's plan to improve subway safety.
Transit Worker’s Union President Richard Davis sounded off on New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's plan to improve subway safety.