Thomas Bernagozzi: Bay Shore retired teacher accused of sexually abusing students dating back to '80s

Authorities said the students were enrolled at Gardiner Manor Elementary School and Mary G. Clarkson Elementary School at the time of the reported abuse. Thomas Bernagozzi, of Babylon, will be arraigned at First District Court in Central Islip.

Brooklyn building fire: FDNY officials work to contain blaze

SkyFOX showed firefighters working to contain the blaze on the top floors of a building in the Gowanus section.

Miracle on Christmas Day: Michael Dennedy's journey from paralysis to victory

A team of doctors at Westchester Medical Center determined that Michael had shattered his vertebrae. His chance of walking on his own wasn’t promising.

LaGuardia Airport: TSA officers catch Arkansas passenger hiding bullets in baby diaper

Security officers found 17 bullets concealed inside the disposable baby diaper at New York's LaGuardia Airport in the East Elmhurst section of Queens, the TSA said.

NYC solitary confinement banned in jails under controversial bill approved by city council

New York City Council members approved two controversial bills that will ban solitary confinement in city jails and force cops to submit reports on every person they stop as part of an investigation.

Sunrise Highway scuffle: Brawl after LI crash
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Five people were caught on camera swinging fists -- and what appear to be pipes after a crash left a vehicle on its side on Long Island's Sunrise Highway.

NYC first responders join 'Toy Express' to deliver holiday cheer to children

Dozens of first responders from all across New York City joined together on Wednesday to deliver toys for kids and create holiday memories to last a lifetime.

Constantine's Delicatessen, a Queens icon, closing after 92 years

Constantine's Delicatessen in Queens is closing its doors after 92 years, due to the changing tastes of residents and the cost of supplies skyrocketing after the pandemic.

Power restored after outage on Staten Island

Power has been restored to thousands of customers on Staten Island after a brief outage on Wednesday afternoon.

NYC subway crime: Felony assaults increase despite overall reduction

New numbers from the MTA show that overall crime in New York City's subway system is down, but felony assaults have increased.

NYC congestion pricing confusion: Will drivers be charged to exit the zone?

More congestion pricing concerns are being raised in Manhattan after license plate readers were installed on 1st and Madison Avenues in Manhattan.

New York City's population shrank by 5% post-pandemic: Report

The population of New York City shrank by 5% in the two years following the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report.

Staten Island home invasion: Woman, 5-year-old beaten during armed robbery

The four individuals were caught on video during the alleged home invasion robbery in the Manor Heights section of Staten Island, the NYPD said.

Tommy DeVito appearance canceled after NYC pizzeria claims Giants QB’s agent increased fee

Coniglio's Old Fashioned, a pizzeria and bakery in Brooklyn, canceled their event featuring New York Giants' quarterback Tommy DeVito after they claimed his agent, Sean Stellato, raised the player's fee.

New York commission to consider reparations for slavery

New York state will create a commission tasked with considering reparations to address the persistent, harmful effects of slavery in the state under a bill signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday.

East Fishkill police officer killed in Taconic State Parkway crash

An East Fishkill police officer was killed in a crash after he lost control of the patrol vehicle he was driving and crashed into a tree on the Taconic State Parkway, officials said.