MTA taking on 'ghost cars' as NYC toll evaders turn to new technology

Law enforcement officials say toll evaders are using everything from illegal plate frames, scratched-out plates and even James Bond-style license plate rotation technology to avoid tolls.

Criminals target elderly New Yorkers in ATM scam: NYPD

Authorities say the thieves will distract a victim at an ATM, stealing the victim's ATM card and replacing it with a fake.

Arrest made in 2 separate Easter weekend murders in Harlem

The arrest for the two murders came amid a violent weekend, where five murders in total took place in the span of less than 42 hours across three New York City boroughs.

Robot police dog returns to NYPD despite earlier criticism

The city's first robot police dog was leased in 2020 by Adams' predecessor, former Mayor Bill de Blasio, but the city's contract for the device was cut short after critics derided it as creepy and dystopian.

City council passes guinea pig sales ban in NYC

The bill would not prohibit the adoption of the popular pets from local animal shelters and rescue groups.

Patrick Lynch to step down as NYC PBA President

Patrick Lynch said in a statement that he will not seek re-election to his post when his current term ends in June.

The Friki Tiki in Hell’s Kitchen fuses a tiki, piano bar into one

FOX 5 NY's Ryan Kristafer takes a look inside The Friki Tiki in Hell’s Kitchen, a new speakeasy fusing a tiki bar and piano bar into one Broadway hotspot.

Riverhead zero-tolerance policy aims to crack down on quality-of-life crimes

The town’s leaders hope to limit certain types of behaviors that could be offensive toward others such as urinating in public, smoking weed near children's play areas and aggressive panhandling.

Long Island exhibit celebrates 300 years of Jewish businesses

From farming in the field, to diamonds at Fortunoff, and schmears at Bagel Boss: Over 100 artifacts and photographs are on display from more than 60 Long Island businesses.

Will Donald Trump attend his rape trial? Judge wants to know

A federal judge wants to know if ex-President Donald Trump plans to attend a New York trial this month resulting from a columnist’s claims that he raped her in a department store dressing room in the 1990s.

New York state budget postponed again during talks on bail, housing

New York lawmakers missed an April 1 deadline to adopt a state budget due to differences over Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposals to change bail rules and create new housing.

5 killed during violent Easter weekend across New York City

The NYPD is attempting to solve five murders that took place in the span of less than 42 hours this weekend across three NYC boroughs.