Bronx fatal stabbing: Suspect arrested after dispute over parking spot

Vladimir Lopez German is facing murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of weapon charges in connection to the death of Dominic Aguliera in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx, the NYPD said.

Bronx River Parkway accident: 1 killed, 1 critical after vehicle crashes and flips

One person is dead, and another critically injured, after a vehicle crashed and rolled over on the Bronx River Parkway at Sagamore Street, the NYPD said.

NYC's animal shelter crisis: Reason behind surge in surrendering pets

Animal advocates say the New York City's cost of living crisis is driving an overwhelming number of surrenders and adoptions at animal shelters throughout the city.

Gov. Hochul announces crackdown on retail crime

The initiative will include stiffer penalties for criminals and for those who knowing purchase stolen merchandise.

Boy with rare blood disorder receives new life-changing gene therapy treatment

Yusuf Saeed, an 8-year-old born with a rare genetic blood disorder called thalassemia, received a new and transformative gene therapy treatment at Cohen Children’s Medical Center on Long Island.

This food has ‘alarmingly high’ level of pesticides, report finds

The report found that pesticides posed significant risks in 20% of the foods examined, with seven foods having a “very high risk” of pesticides.

Intoxicated vultures rescued from Connecticut dumpster: 'Too drunk to fly'

A wildlife refuge in Connecticut successfully returned two black vultures to their natural habitat after they were found drunk in a dumpster.

‘Extremely large’ snake spotted in NY; what to do if you see one

If you plan to roam around Congers Lake in Clarkstown, Rockland County -- you might want to keep your eyes open for a very large snake.

No kids allowed? This NYC restaurant is going 'adults only'

The newest hot spot in Park Slope, Brooklyn -- Bar Louise -- recently gained the reputation of being adults-only, in a family-oriented neighborhood.

Google fires 28 workers after anti-Israel protests at company offices

The fired Google employees were protesting Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion joint contract to provide cloud services for the Israeli government.

Supreme Court makes it easier to sue employers for job transfers

Workers who are transferred from one job to another against their will can now more easily sue their employers for job discrimination, even when they are not demoted or docked pay.