From Vietnam War veteran to playwright: The inspiring story of Mike Sulsona
At just 19 years old, this U.S. Marine faced the unimaginable. His legs had to be amputated. But after returning home from Vietnam, Mike Sulsona realized he had a talent for writing. It led to unimaginable opportunities.
Who's fighting for congestion pricing exemptions in NYC?
Over 100 entities have been lobbying to ensure they are given exemptions from congestion pricing when it goes into effect.
Farmingdale bus crash: Hundreds gather to honor beloved band director killed in accident
It was standing-room-only at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Massapequa Park for the funeral of beloved band director Gina Pellettiere who was tragically killed last week, after the bus she was on veered off the road into a 50-foot ravine.
Second-place Powerball ticket sold in Queens, unclaimed jackpot rises to $925M
One second-prize-winning ticket worth $1,000,000 was sold at 37th Avenue Grocery in Jackson Heights, according to the New York Lottery.
New Yorkers demanding action on illegal e-bikes
New Yorkers packed a church on the East Side Wednesday night to confront the NYPD about why there is a perceived lack of enforcement of illegal e-bikes, scooters, mopeds and motorcycles.
NYC crime: 2 MTA buses struck by bullets in Harlem
Two MTA buses were struck by bullets in Harlem Wednesday afternoon.
Harlem community activist fighting deportation to Jamaica
Robert Panton, 57, is facing deportation to Jamaica over a 30-year-old nonviolent drug offense. But his supporters, like Sen. Chuck Schumer are hoping they can get ICE officials to change their minds.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott praises Mayor Adams, Hochul for pressuring Biden on migrant crisis
“This is unsustainable, and those are the words of your mayor," Governor Abbott said about Mayor Adams.
NY bans facial recognition in schools
New York state has banned facial recognition technology in schools. The announcement by Education Commissioner Betty Rosa on Wednesday follows a report that concluded the risks outweigh potential security benefits.
Gov. Hochul reacts to Target pulling out of Harlem
The Governor says local municipalities have the support of the state, but indicated City Hall has to find the solution.
Ghost guns found inside East Harlem day care
Authorities say they found ghost guns and parts inside of a licensed East Harlem day care center.
Sen. Bob Menendez arrives at court to answer to bribery case charges as he rejects calls to resign
Menendez will make his first court appearance Wednesday in Manhattan's federal court amid growing calls from colleagues that he resign.
Legal battle brews over NYC's 'right-to-shelter' mandate
Staten Island Supreme Court Justice Wayne Ozzi now ruling the city must immediately stop using the school as an emergency shelter.
Alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann in court today, says he's reviewing the evidence
Heuermann broke his silence when asked by the judge if he'd been able to review the evidence against him to which he said he had been averaging "two to three" hours a day.
NYPD officer fights to be reinstated by disciplinary judge after beating spy charges
The police department argues Angwang should be fired for insubordination, saying he willfully disobeyed orders to submit himself to questioning in June.
Viral prank: 'Fake' NYC steak house cooks up real meal
Mehran's Steak House hosted around 100 people for a $115 steak dinner in the event space on the Lower East Side, inviting everyone who had been on the virtual waiting list -- whether they knew it was fake or not.
Target closing East Harlem store, nine nationwide, citing theft threatening workers, shoppers
Target said it's closing nine store in four states, including one in East Harlem, New York and three in San Francisco, saying that theft and organized retail crime have threatened the safety of its workers and customers.
NYC migrant crisis: Legal battle over right-to-shelter law continues
New York City is moving forward with its effort to lift its right-to-shelter mandate in some capacity.
Hollywood writers union leaders end strike as board members approve contract with studios
The strike by Hollywood screenwriters is over. Leaders of the writers union declared their nearly five-month-old strike over Tuesday after board members approved a contract agreement with studios.
Husband of Bronx day care owner arrested in Mexico after 1-year-old's death
Police say that Felix Herrera was arrested in Mexico, having been on the run for over a week since the death of Nicholas Dominici.