Brooklyn baseball coach arrested for alleged sexual abuse of teen players
A Brooklyn baseball coach has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing seven of his teenage players, the Brooklyn District Attorney's office said.
Long Island retirement community faces uncertainty after third bankruptcy filing
Seniors in their golden years are fearing the worst after the company that runs their retirement community went bankrupt.
NYC fall foliage in Central Park peaks: Here's how to see it
As of this week, nearly 18,000 trees across Central Park have reached their peak fall color. Here's where you can see the most vibrant colors in Central Park:
Mike Tyson on age concerns ahead of Jake Paul fight: 'I'm a different species of human being'
When asked to give a prediction on the fight the 58-year-old Tyson said "my intention is to hurt this young man."
Trump rally at MSG: What to know about the weekend event in NYC
Former President Donald Trump is expected to return to New York City this weekend for a rally at Madison Square Garden. Here's what to know about the event.
NYC winter weather outlook: How much snow is expected in 2024-2025
What's in store for winter 2024-2025 in the NYC area? From snow total predictions to the potential for a nor'easter, here's what you need to know.
16-year-old boy shot, killed in Harlem
Two suspects were seen running away and hopping on scooters following the shooting, the NYPD said.
NYC could allow paid sick leave for pet care
The bill would allow employees to use sick time for pet-related medical care, including any situation where the pet needs medical diagnosis, treatment for a physical illness or injury, or preventative care.
Daylight saving time 2024: Key dates, history and what to know this year
We are just under two weeks away – daylight saving time is ending, and standard time is returning. Here's what you need to know.
Bed-Stuy's beloved makeshift goldfish pond dries up after FDNY turns off hydrant
The makeshift goldfish pond in Bed-Stuy, a social media sensation, is no more after a FDNY fire hydrant inspection. But residents say they're already working to bring it back.
MTA facing $211M budget gap as Demetrius Crichlow named new NYC Transit President
New York City’s transit system is facing a massive budget shortfall, with a recent report from the State Comptroller revealing a $211 million deficit due to the pause in congestion pricing.
Cyclist struck, killed by pickup truck fleeing from police in Queens
According to police, the pickup was occupied by three men wearing masks, who all left the scene and eventually ditched the truck.
Algae blooms threaten Long Island wildlife and waterways
Harmful algae blooms are popping up in multiple bodies of water across Long Island.
Best baseball city of 2024: Here's where NYC ranks
Being the home of two MLB teams, the Yankees and the Mets, Wallethub has ranked New York City the best baseball city of 2024.
How to stream the NY Liberty ticker-tape parade LIVE on FOX 5
Looking to catch the New York Liberty ticker-tape parade on Thursday in NYC? FOX 5 NY will have live coverage of the parade. Here are ways you can see it.
NYC is not the city with the most rats, but this one is: report
New York City has been waging a war on rats for some time, even recruiting residents to join the "Rat Pack" to educate the public and take action against rodent issues.
Harvey Weinstein's retrial moved to next year, lawyer plans to hire a private investigator
Harvey Weinstein's retrial on sex crimes charges in Manhattan won't start until next year and a new allegation against the former movie mogul will be included in the case.
3 teens charged after 'hazing' incident at Brooklyn high school
Police say two 14-year-olds and a 13-year-old have been charged with forcible touching and unlawful imprisonment after an alleged hazing incident at James Madison High School in Brooklyn.
What NY propositions 2-6 mean for NYC
Critics say that Propositions 2 through 6 are part of a rushed process designed to increase Mayor Eric Adams' influence over the city government.
Protests over NYC crackdown on Queens sex workers, street vendors
Protesters gathered in Corona in Queens on Tuesday to demand an end to "Operation Restore Roosevelt," a policing campaign targeting illegal sex work and unlicensed street vendors.