'Below Deck' couple in hot water over prescription fraud

Prosecutors say they allegedly tried to steal the identities of cast members from the show in a scheme to get pain pills.

Long Island custodian allegedly threatened mass harm against school district

Jimmy Martin, a custodian at the Cold Spring Harbor School District, was charged with making a threat of mass harm after his request for a promotion was denied, Suffolk County police said.

New York GOP selects Mazi Pilip as nominee to fill George Santos seat

Pilip was born in Ethiopia and was part of a major covert mission called Operation Solomon where the Israeli military transported more than 14-thousand Ethiopian Jews to Israel in just 36 hours.

NYC red light cameras: Why some lawmakers are pushing for more

Brooklyn State Sen. Andrew Gounardes is sponsoring a bill in Albany that would allow New York City to increase the number of red light cameras.

NYC's 'Worst Landlords' list is out: Meet the record-setting top offender

New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams has released a list of the 100 worst landlords in the city, based on average open violations.

MTA unveils Queens bus route redesign to fix bus service frustrations

The MTA has revealed its plans to overhaul bus service in Queens by redesigning bus routes, adding five new ones but reducing the number of stops.

Bronx deli fire rips through at least 5 businesses; 1 injured

Firefighters received the call just before 3:30 a.m. at W. 231 St. and Broadway, about one block away from a train station in the Kingsbridge section of the Bronx.

NYC migrant crisis: Reports of rotten, spoiled food in local shelters

"Every single day, I have migrants walking into my office with the food to show us rotten food, spoiled food," New York City Council member Julie Won said.

Congestion pricing may dampen Broadway’s comeback

Critics of congestion pricing say they are afraid the extra charge could take a huge toll on business in the Theater District and Times Square.

New York's high court orders new congressional maps as Democrats move to retake control of US House

New York’s highest court has ordered the state to draw new congressional districts ahead of the 2024 elections. The decision from the New York Court of Appeals on Tuesday could give Democrats a advantage in what is expected to be a battleground for control of the U.S. House.

Bronx building collapse: At least 136 displaced, no victims found in huge debris pile

A corner of a seven-story Bronx apartment building at 1915 Billingsley Terrace collapsed Monday in the Morris Heights section, leaving apartments exposed like a stack of shelves and a convenience store partly buried under bricks and wood.

American Red Cross assists families after Bronx building collapse

The American Red Cross says families from the collapsed building on Billingsly Place are spread out in hotels across 5 boroughs waiting for word on when they can get back inside their apartments.

Power restored for more than 18,000 homes on Long Island

A brief power outage in Long Beach saw over 18,000 homes left in the dark for a brief period on Tuesday evening.