Police Searching For Suspect Following Fatal Shooting On Upper East Side
Mayor Bill de Blasio insists police and prosecutors have a handle on the city's gun violence, but critics on both sides of the political spectrum say clearly it's not enough.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio insists police and prosecutors have a handle on the city's gun violence, but critics on both sides of the political spectrum say clearly it's not enough.
A brazen attack on an NYPD detective on Monday was caught on camera.
In the tiny town of Rosendale, a big controversy is brewing on Main Street.
Some 10 million doses manufactured in the U.S. could be shipped out to other countries within the "coming weeks," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Monday.
In state Supreme Court, the family of Ryan Wilson had to hear the details of his suicide at the complex last November, a death the family says could have been avoided.
New video shows a man throwing rocks at the Chabad of Riverdale Saturday night, adding to damage that was already there.
The CDC is expected to relax the guidance on outdoor masks as early as Tuesday.
Police said there were nearly 30 separate shootings over what was a violent and deadly weekend in New York City.
As COVID-19 vaccines become widely available and anyone 16 and older can now get one, there is also a number of issues that are slowing their uptake.
A 16-year-old girl was killed in a car crash over the weekend in Rockland County. Police say five teenagers were out celebrating after a high school football victory.
Suffolk Police described it as one of the finest days in the department's history.
Were they just online rants or legitimate threats? That's what a jury is trying to decide as the trial of Brendan Hunt from Queens resumed Monday.
Sens. Bob Menendez and Cory Booker laid out their transportation priorities for the state, as part of President Joe Biden's proposed American Jobs Plan.
In total, nearly 400,000 students have returned to in-person learning. But with a million students citywide, that means there are still 600,000 learning remote.
The DOT says 181st Street is one of the busiest and most congested corridors in Manhattan.
