Long Island candlelight vigil honors lives lost to drug, opioid overdoses

The vigil coincided with International Overdose Awareness Day, a globally recognized initiative aimed at dispelling the stigma surrounding opioid and substance use disorders.

Man arrested for shoving woman onto subway tracks in Tribeca

Authorities have charged 41-year-old Samuel Junker with felony assault after he allegedly pushed a 34-year-old woman onto the tracks in an unprovoked attack.

NYC West Indian Day Parade: NYPD security preparations underway

The Labor Day tradition sees over two million people turn out along Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, and begins early Monday morning with J'Ouvert celebrations honoring Caribbean culture.

Ulster County names first-ever poet laureate

Kate Hymes was announced Wednesday as the inaugural officially appointed poet for the upstate county.

NYC plans for new school year with thousands of new migrants

Although the city does keep track of the immigration status of children enrolling in school, this comes as around 20,000 migrant children have arrived in New York City since last spring and are currently in the city’s care.

Long Island students begin returning for new school year

The majority of districts in New York start the new school year next Tuesday and Wednesday after Labor Day.

Dine with your doggo: NYC café where fluff meets flavor at Boris & Horton!

From iced lattes to sandwiches, humans get their own food. And dogs also have a menu that includes pup tarts, cookies, and peanut butter ice cream.

Street repairs underway following Times Square water main break

The rushing water was only a few inches deep on the street, but videos posted to social media showed the flood cascading into the Times Square subway station, down stairwells and through ventilation grates.

Muslim call to prayer can now be broadcast publicly in NYC without a permit

Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday that mosques no longer need a special permit to publicly broadcast the Islamic call to prayer, or adhan, on Fridays and at sundown during the holy month of Ramadan.

FDNY makes history with most diverse graduating class yet

The FDNY welcomed 303 new members on Tuesday in one of the most diverse graduating classes in the department's history.

Hochul announces new COVID protections in NY

New York City Health Commissioner Ashwin Vasan released a statement saying that the BA.2.86 variant was “almost certainly circulating" in the city.

Mystery artist 'Snoeman' decorating storefronts in NYC

Stroll down Amsterdam avenue and you can spot ‘Snoeman’s’ work on walls, doors, or spicing up the empanada street carts.

10 people charged in kidnapping and death of man from upstate New York homeless encampment

Authorities say 10 people have been charged in the death of a man who was kidnapped from a homeless encampment on the outskirts of Ithaca and found buried in a neighboring county.