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We can add a spying scandal to the investigation into the city's Department of Correction, as a top deputy was removed from his job amidst an investigation of the Correction Commissioner for allegedly misusing city vehicles.
Millions of dollars are missing from a New Jersey school district and hundreds of teachers are out of jobs. Monday night, parents are planning a protest in Bayonne, New Jersey.
Gonsalves' father said his son nearly lost his leg, and has had a number of surgeries since it happened around 8 p.m. Friday. Cell phone footage showed him lying on the ground in shock.
Homeowners in Whitestone, Queens are dealing with a stinking mess after sewage backed up into their basements.
A pretty little plant with no natural enemies is spreading south out of the northern suburbs toward New York City.
There's a chill in the air that could have you checking the calendar, and don't expect a warmup by morning.
The boys, ages 11 and 13, are being charged as juveniles with arson and criminal mischief, police said Monday. Both were released to their parents.
The new measures include seven new felonies and longer sentences for gang activity and recruitment of members.
Matt Harvey is to rejoin the New York Mets' rotation Friday at Milwaukee after serving a three-day suspension for not showing up at Citi Field for a game last weekend.
New York Mets' pitcher Matt Harvey is taking on a new opponent -- his own team.
Antoinetta Baldassarre pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the first degree in the killing of her husband, Frank Baldassarre.
Yates said she met with the White House Counsel Don McGahn on Jan. 26 to warn McGahn that press accounts of statements from Vice President Mike Pence and other high-level White House officials had made about Michael Flynn were untrue.
Police are looking for a man who allegedly drew a number of swastikas in Marine Park, Brooklyn.
It is a doggone happy ending for a New Jersey woman whose dogs were stolen along with her car in Bloomfield Sunday.
The alleged spying occurred "over a period of months this year" and "city rules expressly prohibit surveillance by DOC of calls made to DOI investigators," DOI Commissioner Mark Peters said.
