Jewish students locked in library during pro-Palestinian rally at Cooper Union

A group of Jewish students say they ended up locked inside the library at Cooper Union while other students who were part of a pro-Palestine rally banged on the windows and door.

Report: NYC tops nation for worst commute

The report by Yardi Kube says that New York City tops the nation when it comes to the worst commutes, with drivers averaging more than 40 minutes for a one-way trip.

Farmingdale bus tragedy survivor's journey of strength and hope

A month after the tragic bus crash that claimed two lives, Audrina Crocitto is back on her feet, walking again and determined to come back even stronger.

Students, staff evacuate NYC school after carbon monoxide incident

Students and staff evacuated Booker T. Washington Middle School on the Upper West Side after reports of carbon monoxide in the building.

Pro-Palestinian student walkouts take place at Princeton, NYU and Columbia

The student groups are organizing the walkouts at Princeton, New York University, and Columbia – calling for a walkout in solidary with the Palestinian people amid the war in Israel.

New York selects 3 offshore wind projects as it transitions to renewable energy

New York will invest in three offshore wind projects as the state tries to meet its ambitious timetable to transition to renewable energy sources.

New York can resume family DNA searches for crime suspects, court rules

New York’s highest court has ruled police can resume a DNA searching method that can identify relatives of potential suspects, a technique that has helped solve crimes but has caused privacy concerns.

Robbers climb through hole in wall stealing thousands from store in Brooklyn

According to police, they climbed in and out of a hole they made in the wall, stealing thousands of dollars in cash and lottery tickets from a convenience store.

Judge strikes down recent NYC rules restricting gun licensing as unconstitutional

A federal judge has struck down recent provisions of New York City's gun restrictions as unconstitutional, saying officials have been allowed too much discretion to deny gun permits to people deemed “not of good moral character."

Queens subway attack: Man struck in head repeatedly with chair, scooter

The attack happened on the northbound platform at the Grand Avenue-Newtown subway station in the Elmhurst section of Queens, the NYPD said.

Trial in death of anti-gang activist ends in mistrial again

Drago was convicted in Rodriguez's death in 2020, but the conviction was overturned last year and the judge ordered a new trial, citing prosecutorial misconduct.

3 school buses stolen in the Bronx

Police are looking for the two suspects accused of stealing school buses in the Bronx.

Michael Cohen's testimony will resume in the Donald Trump business fraud lawsuit in New York

Michael Cohen will be back on the witness stand to testify against his ex-boss Donald Trump in a New York civil trial over allegations the former president chronically exaggerated the value of his real estate holdings on financial documents.

Forest Hills Stadium in Queens faces lawsuit over noise complaints

The Forest Hills neighborhood in Queens has been buzzing with the sounds of concerts blaring through the streets -- a source of thousands of complaints so far this year.

Survivors of former Columbia University OB-GYN demand action

Survivors of Robert Hadden, a gynecologist who sexually abused hundreds of patients, are demanding Columbia University investigate anyone who may have covered up his crimes.

Long Island rabbi's children 'step up' to defend Israel

A Long Island rabbi talked to FOX 5 NY's Jodi Goldberg about his children's deployment in Israel.

Several injured in MTA bus crash in Brooklyn

Several people have been injured after a MTA bus was involved in a crash in Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon.