NYC May Day protests planned Friday with rallies across five boroughs

In New York City, multiple demonstrations are expected throughout the day, with gatherings planned in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Marches and direct actions could impact traffic and transit in busy areas.

Man with knife sparks Queens house explosion, injures officers, remains unaccounted for

Once inside, Parsaram allegedly threatened a family member with the knife. The daughter and two grandchildren were able to flee, and the remaining victim later escaped safely, police said.

Man beaten in NYPD arrest video, Timothy Brown files $100M claim

Brown said this is his first public account of the encounter, describing feelings of humiliation and lasting emotional impact.

Scotland’s World Cup return fuels excitement among fans in New York

Scotland is heading back to the World Cup after nearly three decades, and fans in New York are already celebrating the moment.

Transit officials urge NY, NJ commuters to work from home during FIFA World Cup

As the region gears up for the FIFA World Cup this summer, transit officials are issuing a stark warning to New York and New Jersey commuters: work from home if you can.

Building facade collapses in Lower Manhattan during morning commute

An emergency response was triggered in Lower Manhattan after a large section of a building's facade crashed onto the street during the busy Monday morning commute.

Worker shot and killed in front of bodega in East Village

A growing memorial has taken shape in the East Village after a 28-year-old bodega worker was shot and killed outside his workplace this weekend.

Convicted killer of NYPD detective Jonathan Diller sentenced to 115 years to life

Guy Rivera, the man convicted in the shooting that claimed the life of NYPD Detective Jonathan Diller more than two years ago, was handed his prison sentence in court on Monday.

Sloth World Orlando to file for bankruptcy, will no longer open; 'we have no other options'

The owner of Sloth World Orlando confirmed to FOX 35 on Friday afternoon that he plans to file for bankruptcy protection, and that he will no longer move forward with plans to open his "slotharium."