'Kind of scary': NYC subway riders torn over NYPD's new robot patrol
Some New Yorkers want ‘actual humans’ monitoring subways while others say technology is the future of safety.
Police arrest man for shoving 85-year-old onto subway tracks
Police arrested the man who pushed the 85-year-old onto subway tracks at the Rockefeller Center station in Midtown Manhattan.
3 found stabbed to death in Queens after man tells police he's having 'issues with tenants'
Three people were found stabbed to death in St. Albans, Queens, after a man told police he was having issues with his tenants and that he did “something bad."
Cargo plane returns to JFK Airport after horse escapes stall
The pilot of the Boeing 747 operated by Air Atlanta Icelandic said due to the plane's weight, he had to dump 20 tons of fuel before going back to New York.
Man, 19, dies after found bleeding from head between cars of Queens E train
The NYPD responded to the Sutphin Boulevard and Archer Avenue subway station in the Jamaica section of Queens.
NYC mayor deflects key questions on FBI probe, but he insists the law was followed
New York Mayor Eric Adams is deflecting key questions about the scope and specifics of an FBI investigation into his 2021 campaign.
Donald Trump’s lawyers focus on outside accountants who prepared his financial statements
Donald Trump’s lawyers are digging into an outside accounting firm’s role in preparing financial statements at the heart of New York Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit.
NYC migrants facing challenges after arriving in US | Migrants in America
Gabriel Diaz and his family left Venezuela, a nation which, for years, has been plunged in a political, economic and humanitarian crisis.
New Rochelle residents frustrated over uninhabitable apartments post-Hurricane Ophelia
Residents at the Dorchester Gardens apartment complex in New Rochelle haven’t been able to move into their homes since September when remnants of Hurricane Ophelia dumped a deluge of rain and water into their apartments.
Death on NYC streets: Hit-and-run crashes are on the rise, and culprits are getting away with it
A total of 220 people have been killed in hit-and-run crashes on New York City's streets so far in 2023, a 25% increase since 2018.
NYC sees another day of pro-Palestine rallies as thousands march for Israel in DC
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations were held at Hunter College, Columbia University, and on Staten Island as thousands gathered in Washington, D.C. for the 'March for Israel.'
New York considering making Regents exams optional for students
New York may make Regents exams optional for high school diplomas, allowing students to instead show their proficiency in skills through projects and presentations.
‘Every New Yorker should be petrified': Uniformed NYPD officer attacked on subway
Two men were arrested after allegedly assaulting a uniformed NYPD officer on a New York City subway station over the weekend.
Cuomo urges NY Gov. Hochul to deploy National Guard amid ongoing Israel-Hamas war protests
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is calling on Gov. Kathy Hochul to deploy the National Guard to protect Jews amid tensions over the Israel-Hamas war. "I don't think we're doing enough," he said.
'No indication' NYC Mayor Adams is target of FBI investigation: City Hall lawyer
"There has been no indication that I’ve seen that the mayor is a target," Mayor Eric Adam's chief legal counsel at City Hall, Lisa Zornberg, added.
Amtrak service suspensions continue due to structural issues inside NYC parking garage
Amtrak service north of New York City has been disrupted because of structural issues with a parking garage that’s over the tracks on Manhattan’s west side.
Joby Aviation unveils all-electric air taxi in NYC debut
Joby Aviation says its new "eVTOL" aircraft will be able to ferry passengers from Manhattan to JFK Airport in under 10 minutes.
Adams silent as FBI investigation turns to whether Turkish officials benefited from mayoral campaign
The investigation into Mayor Eric Adams' campaign finances is heating up, with officials looking into what role he may have played in greenlighting a Turkish consulate to open in Manhattan, even after safety concerns were raised.
Residents on edge after swings burned at Queens playground
The burning of a swing set at a playground in Kew Gardens left community members on edge this weekend.
Brooklyn fire that killed 3 family members caused by e-bike battery: FDNY
A fire at a three-story building in Brooklyn that killed three members of the same family was caused by a lithium-ion battery from an e-bike, FDNY said. 81-year-old Albertha West, her son, 58-year-old Michael West, and her grandson, 33-year-old Jamiyl West, were all pronounced dead Sunday at a hospital.