Thomas Edison HS in Queens equips students for the future with life skills

Problem-solving, teamwork, leadership – just a few of the life skills being taught at the school, which has a 95% attendance rate and a 94% graduation rate.

Plane that flew over DC crashed almost straight down at high speed, report says

An unresponsive business jet that flew over the nation’s capital had plunged into a Virginia mountain at a high velocity before it burst into flames.

Prosecutors seek at least 25 years in prison for gynecologist who abused dozens of women

Federal prosecutors say a gynecologist should face at least 25 years in prison for assaulting a “staggering number of victims” during a quarter-century career as a serial sexual predator disguised as a doctor at prestigious Manhattan hospitals.

NYC Rent Guidelines Board approves rent increase on 1 and 2-year leases

Back in May the Board considered raising rents between 2% and 5% for one-year leases, and between 4% and 7% for two-year leases, today they vote.

NYC Pride Grand Marshal reflects on being one of nation's first gay rights activists

Hear the story of Randy Wicker, one of the Grand Marshals at NYC Pride this year, and how the 'Sip-In' at Julius' Bar was part of the fight for gay rights, years before the Stonewall Riots.

Adorable Osprey hatchlings take center stage at Huntington Lighthouse

Three osprey hatchlings and their parents have taken up residence in a nest perched on a platform drilled into granite rock off the front of the Huntington Lighthouse.

3 challengers vie for open Harlem Council seat, with voters' rankings at stake

In Central Harlem, a small group gathered outside the Adam Clayton Powell Jr State Office Building to raise the African flag in celebration of Juneteenth.

Man, 36, shot and killed in Bedford-Stuyvesant

Police say the victim was found with a gunshot wound outside of a deli on Gates Avenue.

Controversy erupts over dumping radioactive waste into Hudson River

The latest flashpoint revolves around plans to release 1.3 million gallons of water with traces of radioactive tritium into the Hudson River as part of the Indian Point nuclear plant's decommissioning.

4 killed, 2 critical in fire at Chinatown e-bike repair store

The shop on Madison Street was closed with nobody inside at the time the fire broke out, but heavy smoke trapped civilians living upstairs.

DA, ethics panel back judge: No evidence of bias in Trump hush-money case

Donald Trump’s tempestuous views aside, Manhattan prosecutors say neither the former president nor his lawyers have shown any evidence to support their claims that the judge in his hush-money criminal case has an anti-Trump bias.

Store robbery in Queens leaves employee beaten

A group of suspects are accused of robbing a store and then assaulting an employee, in Queens.