Ask 23andMe to delete your genetic data ASAP, NY AG warns
New York's Attorney General has issued a consumer alert urging customers of 23andMe to delete their genetic data and destroy DNA samples. Here's how and why:
BQE traffic: Debris spill shuts down Gowanus
As of 7:20 a.m., all inbound lanes on the Gowanus at Hamilton Avenue were closed due to what appeared to be lumber scattered across the roadway.
NYC taxi driver shot by passenger: 'I am not supposed to be alive'
"I didn't pay him no mind until he says, ‘Don’t let me kill you here,’" Prince Ezenekwe, a 54-year-old father of five, said during a press conference.
Protests at Columbia after university agrees to Trump administration demands
Protestors gathered at Columbia University after the school agreed to several demands from the Trump administration to restore $400 million in federal funding.
Eviction looms for Elizabeth Street Garden as NYC pushes housing plan
The Elizabeth Street Garden in Little Italy, a cherished green space and artistic haven for locals, may soon be gone for good. An eviction notice is now active as the city pushes forward with a controversial plan to build affordable housing for low-income and formerly homeless seniors on the site.
Forest Hills Stadium 'moving forward' with summer concerts despite noise permit fight
Forest Hills Stadium's summer concerts are at risk of cancelation after sound permits were revoked, according to a report. The Queens venue, however, insists that it's "moving forward with our 2025 concert schedule."
Othello Broadway: Biden seen in first public outing since leaving White House
Former President Joe Biden and Jill attended the premiere of Othello on Broadway alongside several celebrities. Here’s a look at the star-studded night.
Transportation Sec. calls NYC subway a 's---hole': How New Yorkers responded
Transportation Secretary Duffy ratcheted up his criticism of the NYC subway system, calling it a "s***hole" and accusing NY Gov. Kathy Hochul of failing to ensure rider safety.
Long Island woman’s illegal dentistry practice targeted, injured migrants: police
She faces charges after reports of patient injuries, including nerve damage and facial paralysis.
Columbia U. 'on the right track' to recover federal funding: Education Sec.
Columbia University is "on the right track" to regain federal funding after agreeing to policy changes demanded by the Trump administration, according to Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
Long Island store lets shoppers gamble on discounted mystery pallets of goods
Many customers enjoy the thrill of not knowing exactly what's inside. For instance, a pallet valued at nearly $2,000 can be purchased for just $450.
Ardsley girls basketball team wins historic NY state title
The Ardsley High School girls basketball team made history with their first-ever appearance in the New York State Final Four.
School bus struck by gunfire in the Bronx; no injures reported
The NYPD is investigating after a school bus was struck by gunfire in the Bronx on Friday afternoon. While there were passengers on the bus, no injuries were reported.
East Harlem bodega worker stabbed in neck over candy speaks out
24-year-old Sidi Mohamed is already back at work and speaking out after being stabbed in the neck at an East Harlem bodega in a dispute over candy.
Columbia University agrees to comply with Trump administration's demands in fight over federal funding
Columbia University has agreed to comply with a list of demands from the Trump administration in order to regain access to $400 million in federal funding.
Etsy ad for 'Garfield 9/11' shirt targets 9/11 victim's daughter
The shirt depicts the orange cartoon cat Garfield flying into his favorite food shaped like the Twin Towers.
Urgent warning for 9 NYC-area bridges in Baltimore collapse report
Nine NYC-area bridges, including the world-famous Brooklyn Bridge, could be at significant risk of collapse from a ship strike like the one that led to the deadly demise of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, according to a new report.
Real ID deadline nears: DMV appointments hard to find as May 7 approaches
With the REAL ID deadline quickly approaching, DMVs across New York are scrambling to meet demand. To help process applications, select DMV locations in New York will begin opening on Saturdays beginning April 5.
New Regal movie theater opens in The Bronx, ending cinema drought
Regal Concourse on 161st Street in the Bronx has officially opened, transforming the area once known as a movie theater desert into a vibrant hub for film enthusiasts.