Dozens arrested following anti-Israel protest in Brooklyn
Thousands took to the streets in Bay Ridge for an anti-Israel protest. The NYPD said demonstrators become combative and aggressive.
NYPD seek young brother, sister missing in the Bronx
According to the NYPD, 12-year-old Lluvia Powell, and 14-year-old brother Issac Powell, were last seen inside the Patterson Houses on Morris Avenue.
Target opens in Union Square after closing East Harlem location
As nearby storefronts sit empty in Union Square, the giant Target hosted its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting and a visit from Mayor Eric Adams.
Bay Ridge warehouse fire: Dozens of e-bikes found charred inside
FDNY firefighters pulled the dozens of e-bikes from a unit at Stop and Stor storage in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
Metro-North service restored for Monday following mudslide madness, Gov. Hochul
Governor Hochul announced that the MTA Metro-North Railroad will operate on a ‘near-normal’ weekday schedule come Monday. See Monday train schedule updates here:
Tompkins Square Dog Parade returns to the East Village
Dogs in costumes decorated Avenue B in the East Village on Saturday. Thousands of spectators came out to see what these dogs and their owners would bring to the event this year.
Mudslide in Westchester County causes Metro-North, Amtrak service suspensions
Metro-North Railroad and Amtrak had reports of debris on tracks in Westchester County due to a mudslide nearby.
NYPD searching for missing teen in East River
Witnesses told the NYPD that the boy, a 13-year-old, jumped into the East River at around 4 p.m. at East River Park near East 6th Street in the East Village.
NYC regains nearly all jobs lost during the COVID-19 pandemic
The city has recovered the nearly 1 million jobs that were lost in the COVID-19 pandemic, but still faces a budget gap of over $9 billion.
Suffolk Police interviewing new witnesses in Gilgo Beach murders case
Suffolk police are interviewing incarcerated sex workers linked to Gilgo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann.
63-year-old crossing guard fatally struck by dump truck in Queens
The incident happened just after 8 a.m. at the intersection of Woodhaven Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue in Woodhaven, Queens, the NYPD said.
Morrissey reflects on 40-year career, The Smiths in Good Day New York interview
Morrissey joined Rosanna Scotto on Good Day New York has he wraps up his "40 Years Of Morrissey" tour in New York City,
New York judge fired for pointing gun at a man in court
The court's decision noted that the ex-judge's description of the defendant exploited a common racist trope about Black men being inherently dangerous.
Water main break in Watertown prompts Jefferson County state of emergency
Watertown Mayor Jeffrey Smith said a 12-foot-long piece of piping from the city's water treatment plant, likely about 50 years old, split late Wednesday night.
NYC weather: Friday rain threat could linger into start of weekend
Plans this weekend? FOX 5 NY's Mike Woods has your forecast.
NYC unveils possible future outdoor dining guidelines: What to know
Mayor Eric Adams' administration is rolling out Dining Out NYC, a campaign outlining clear and permanent outdoor dining guidance for restaurants across all five boroughs in New York City.
Suspect wanted in NYC subway shove in custody
Sabir Jones, 39, was detained by police in Newark, New Jersey. He's accused of pushing a 29-year-old woman onto subway station tracks in Midtown, Manhattan.
NYPD: Person of interest in custody after man slashed on F train in Manhattan
The victim, a 28-year-old, told police that he was slashed in the torso and possibly the cheek while riding a F train in Manhattan.
NYPD to use AI to review body camera footage
Truleo, a proprietary software, would analyze video, transcribe text and evaluate patterns, judging the professionalism of officers.
Hamas terror brings overwhelming challenges to Long Island doctor's hospital
Victims with physical and emotional injuries from Hamas terror attacks are flooding to a Long Island hospital desperate for help.