City council unveils new approach to homeless, drug-ridden corridor of East 14th Street
Now, City Council member Carlina Rivera has partnered with the city to create a unit called “Street health, outreach, and wellness,“ also known as SHOW.
Now, City Council member Carlina Rivera has partnered with the city to create a unit called “Street health, outreach, and wellness,“ also known as SHOW.
Pig kidney transplant sets record at NYU Langone with 32-day function
It's been 32 days and the pig kidney they transplanted into a man is continuing to function.
It's been 32 days and the pig kidney they transplanted into a man is continuing to function.
Charges filed against suspect seen in 'shocking' video waving gun in street
Police in Nassau County say Kiber Calderon was the person seen on video waving a gun at passing traffic before being hit by an officer's SUV.
Police in Nassau County say Kiber Calderon was the person seen on video waving a gun at passing traffic before being hit by an officer's SUV.
How Hollywood strikes affect behind-the-scenes workers
Saving for a rainy day has now extended beyond the actors and writers carrying signs in their fight with Hollywood studios. It's affecting the livelihoods of unsung heroes behind the cameras like set decorators, craft services, and make-up artists.
Saving for a rainy day has now extended beyond the actors and writers carrying signs in their fight with Hollywood studios. It's affecting the livelihoods of unsung heroes behind the cameras like set decorators, craft services, and make-up artists.
Queens County announces plan to help shops kick out repeat shoplifters
Starting Wednesday, business owners borough-wide can get restraining orders against repeat offenders who steal or harass workers.
Starting Wednesday, business owners borough-wide can get restraining orders against repeat offenders who steal or harass workers.
NYC's trailblazing move: Pushing for emission-free rideshare fleet by 2030
The proposal would mandate that all rideshare vehicles that operate over a certain number of trips a day be either emission-free or wheelchair accessible by 2030.
The proposal would mandate that all rideshare vehicles that operate over a certain number of trips a day be either emission-free or wheelchair accessible by 2030.
Outdoor dining now permanent in NYC, rules unveiled
Outdoor dining is officially here to stay.
Outdoor dining is officially here to stay.
Group targets teens, assaults elderly man in series of robberies in Upper Manhattan
In the first two attempted robberies, the group targeted a 17-year-old male near 63rd Street and Broadway.
In the first two attempted robberies, the group targeted a 17-year-old male near 63rd Street and Broadway.
Cyclist struck by driver fleeing from NYPD through Lower Manhattan
It started when NYPD officers initiated a stop on a gray Mercedes sedan near E 3rd St. and Avenue A because they believed one or both occupants had a gun.
It started when NYPD officers initiated a stop on a gray Mercedes sedan near E 3rd St. and Avenue A because they believed one or both occupants had a gun.
Lower Manhattan neighborhood still struggling after parking garage collapse
Even after four months, the block is still closed off. Businesses along the block have closed, and residents are still displaced.
Even after four months, the block is still closed off. Businesses along the block have closed, and residents are still displaced.
New York lawmakers' proposed bill would make 'tranq' a controlled substance
Even though it's been in the headlines and the CDC has been warning of the danger, xylazine -- or "tranq" -- isn't considered a controlled substance in New York. Some lawmakers are looking to change that.
Even though it's been in the headlines and the CDC has been warning of the danger, xylazine -- or "tranq" -- isn't considered a controlled substance in New York. Some lawmakers are looking to change that.
Disturbing video captures woman threatening traffic with gun in Nassau County
Police say they responded to the scene on Jerusalem Avenue and Bellmore Avenue quickly after getting several 911 calls about a woman waving a gun around 2:20 pm.
Police say they responded to the scene on Jerusalem Avenue and Bellmore Avenue quickly after getting several 911 calls about a woman waving a gun around 2:20 pm.
Hello, neighbor! The secret ingredient to NYC well-being revealed
Go ahead, say hello to your neighbor. A recent study suggests six daily greetings will help you feel better.
Go ahead, say hello to your neighbor. A recent study suggests six daily greetings will help you feel better.
'The odds are insane': Adopted siblings find out they are related
Adoptive parents Angela and Dennis took in two abandoned babies over the course of two years. Now, years later, they have found out that Frank and Victoria are actually 100% blood siblings.
Adoptive parents Angela and Dennis took in two abandoned babies over the course of two years. Now, years later, they have found out that Frank and Victoria are actually 100% blood siblings.
New migrant center at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center ready to house thousands
It’s expected to house up to one thousand single adult men, as the number of migrants under the city’s care nears 60,000.
It’s expected to house up to one thousand single adult men, as the number of migrants under the city’s care nears 60,000.
Hunter College's Purple Apron Pantry: Providing food security beyond the classroom
The pantry is open to all CUNY students regardless of their income level or whether or not they qualify for federal food assistance.
The pantry is open to all CUNY students regardless of their income level or whether or not they qualify for federal food assistance.
Tick-Borne Disease Resource Center opens on Long Island
The center is also waiting on a high-tech microscope to give doctors the ability to identify ticks and place images of them in a patient’s medical record.
The center is also waiting on a high-tech microscope to give doctors the ability to identify ticks and place images of them in a patient’s medical record.
NYC outdoor dining: New rules unveiled for pandemic-era dining sheds
Earlier this month, the New York City Council passed legislation that would create a system allowing businesses to set up dining sheds on city streets for April through November and to remove them in the winter months.
Earlier this month, the New York City Council passed legislation that would create a system allowing businesses to set up dining sheds on city streets for April through November and to remove them in the winter months.
8 injured after construction lift, MTA bus collide in Midtown
The collision between the construction lift and MTA bus happened on 48 St. and Madison Avenue.
The collision between the construction lift and MTA bus happened on 48 St. and Madison Avenue.
NYC crime: Man arrested in Herald Square subway stabbing of 76-year-old
Sources said the victim was approached by an aggressive panhandler who asked for money near the Herald Square subway station.
Sources said the victim was approached by an aggressive panhandler who asked for money near the Herald Square subway station.