Trump administration pushes deadline for NYC to kill congestion pricing
The Trump administration extended the deadline for New York to halt Manhattan's congestion pricing plan by 30 days.
Woman shoves 7-year-old on subway platform, threatens him with knife
Police are searching for the woman who shoved a 7-year-old boy at a subway station in Queens before threatening him and his mother with a knife.
Noncitizens can't vote in NYC elections, court rules
New York's top court on Thursday struck down a city law that would have allowed noncitizens to vote in local New York City elections.
Man stabbed at NYC bodega during attempted cake robbery: witness
A worker was stabbed in the neck at a Manhattan bodega on Wednesday while trying to stop a man from stealing a cake.
Retired Suffolk Detective shot, killed, by son after argument in Dix Hills home: police
Police say Christopher Miller, 43, shot and killed his his father, retired Suffolk County Police Detective John Miller Sr., inside a home in Dix Hills.
Bronx community honors man fatally stabbed outside Barclays Center
A vigil was held in the Bronx for 27-year-old Michael Hernandez, who was fatally stabbed near the Barclays Center in Brooklyn last Friday night. Now, Hernandez's family is demanding justice.
Brooklyn Target store bans teen shoppers without an adult after fights, disruptions
Shoppers under the age of 18 will no loner be able to shop by themselves at a Target store in Brooklyn, after reported fights and disruptive behavior.
Poll: 9 in 10 NYers support involuntary commitment laws amid crime concerns
A new poll suggests that 9 in 10 New Yorkers support expanding involuntary confinement laws that would keep severely mentally ill people off of the streets and subways.
Will Trump kill NYC's congestion pricing toll this week?
NYC's congestion pricing plan is challenged by the Trump administration's order to halt it by Friday. Does this mean an official end to the toll?
French Parliament member wants US to return Statue of Liberty: 'Apparently you despise it'
A French Parliament member is demanding that the U.S. return the Statue of Liberty to France, who gifted it to the Americans in the 1880s.
Who invented the March Madness bracket? Staten Island bar makes claim
Staten Island bar Jody’s Club Forest claims it started the trend in the 1970s to create what later became the popular tournament bracket.
Man set on fire in Times Square: Police say victim may know attacker
Police are searching for the attacker who set a man on fire in the middle of Times Square this weekend, and investigators say the victim may know who did it.
NYC celebrates its 264th St. Patrick's Day Parade
New York City's 264th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade featured school bands, Irish pipe ensembles, and uniformed FDNY and NYPD delegations marching down Fifth Avenue despite the rainy weather.
Former US Rep. Nita Lowey of New York dies at 87
Lowey’s family aid she died Saturday after battling metastatic breast cancer.
Long Island track star overturns ban in court, then wins state title
After being banned from the New York State Track and Field Championship for violating the state’s college rule, Zariel Macchia won a court case allowing her to compete, and then won the state title.
NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade 2025: Street closures and transit updates
The 264th edition of New York City's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade will step off at 11 a.m. on Monday, March 17. Here's what you need to know about which streets will be closed.
Video shows ICE arresting Mahmoud Khalil
New video shows the arrest of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, detained by ICE for his role in anti-Israel protests at Columbia University.