Columbia administrator's home vandalized with red paint, bugs
Vandals left Nazi and Hamas symbols, and live bugs at the home of Columbia University's chief operating officer in Brooklyn, NYPD said.
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Vandals left Nazi and Hamas symbols, and live bugs at the home of Columbia University's chief operating officer in Brooklyn, NYPD said.
Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams announced they've selected the Lower East Side's Pier 35 as the final location for the unique "+ Pool," which is designed to float in the East River, and gets its name due to the proposed pool's shape.
New York families could be getting an extra $120 per child through Summer EBT benefits. Check the eligibility requirements and how to apply.
Six men were shot near St. James Park on Wednesday night in the Bronx.
An individual who was hurt in a Brooklyn fire sparked by a lithium-ion battery in June has died from his injuries, according to the FDNY.
Rafael Nadal pulled out of the U.S. Open on Wednesday, making it the third Grand Slam tournament he's missed this season.
Gov. Kathy Hochul's Cannabis Control Board said it's considering loosening the rules so that more legal weed stores can open in local neighborhoods.
A move to set up a licensing system for New York City's hotels is being met with strong opposition from groups representing hotel owners.
Exit 53 of the Long Island Expressway is being overhauled. Thousands of drivers have to maneuver around the service road and through neighborhood streets. It's an overwhelmed area in need of relief.
The remnants of Debby make a pass just off to our northwest late in the day on Friday. The First Alert Weather team has issued a Red Alert for most of the day.
An NYC woman filed a class action lawsuit against Boars Head over the deadly listeria outbreak and deli meat recall.
Powerful storms took down trees and flooded busy roadways across NYC and New Jersey, and more is on the way as the remnants of Debby move north.
Heavy rain and storms caused flooding, event cancellations and more disruptions around the Tri-State Area Tuesday.
After protests that had to be broken up by the NYPD, Columbia University is considering expanding the capabilities of its public safety officers this fall, including possibly giving them the power to arrest people.
A former employee of a New York nursing home company says she was fired for blowing the whistle about what she describes as unsafe practices.
