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Millions of people are expected to attend the 43rd annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks show.
Three NYPD Transit officers were at a Dunkin/Baskin Robbins shop when they say another customer dropping a loaded handgun onto the floor.
Pride Island also continues on Sunday with even more performers including Madonna. She'll be one of the big acts as millions gather for the annual pride march through Manhattan's west side.
The NYPD released video of two groups of men who got into an argument near East 4th Street on June 8.
Investigators said early Saturday morning that she had been located and reunited with her family.
The 53-year-old married father of three is the fourth active-duty cop to kill himself in the month of June.
Authorities say 22-year-old Randolph Bowling was caught jumping over a turnstile early Friday morning in Parkchester.
Authorities say the suspect walked into Cartier-Hudson Yards and bought two pieces of jewelry for nearly $17,000 before leaving the store. The thief allegedly used a cloned credit card to make the phony purchases.
Police surrounded a house in Queens after getting reports of a barricaded suspect inside who threatened to blow up the building before surrendering to authorities.
The hometown crowd has come out in a big way for Bill de Blasio – but they're not cheering him on, they're letting Democrats know he's not even liked in his own city.
NYPD received nearly 2,500 biased complaints between 2014 and 2018, Zero were substantiated by the NYPD.
They are dodging bullets and fearing for their lives. Many New Yorkers are concerned after eight shootings this month that left at least 10 innocent victims wounded by stray bullets.
Police Commissioner James O'Neill knows all eyes will be on New York this weekend as events to mark World Pride are rolled out throughout the city.
Desmond Amofah, known as "Etika" to thousands of followers on social media, was reportedly pulled from the East River Tuesday morning.
Cell phone video captured the tense Wednesday morning rush-hour standoff on a Brooklyn G train. A man with a bat was just inches away from a man with a gun.
Schools chancellor Richard Carranza announced the city is adding 85 new licensed social workers, limiting suspensions to 20 days, and has overhauled its agreement with the NYPD's involvement in schools.
This is the latest in what has become a violent and bloody month for New York City residents. Thursday's two victims mark the eighth and ninth people injured or killed by a stray bullet in June.
The NYPD says Mike Ortiz, a 45-year-old homeless man has been charged with 2nd degree assault for punching the MTA worker inside a Harlem subway station.
The bizarre break in happened on June 12 around 7 a.m. when Shags Ahmed and her husband were still in bed.
Fare evasion isn't just a nuisance, the MTA is losing hundreds of millions of dollars. Now, the governor is stepping in to help curb the growing problem.
Police tell CBS2 the suspect punched the worker in the face at the 2/3 train station at 145th Street around 3:30 a.m Saturday morning.
After Friday's fatal shooting, the commissioner quickly responded, saying "this is a mental-health crisis."
It's a dangerous and deadly trend -- stray bullets flying across the boroughs, striking innocent bystanders.
CBS2 has learned that, this month alone, seven people have been struck by stray bullets in six different incidents in the city. The most recent was Wednesday morning.
