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Officers Wing Hong Lau and Wael Jaber were sent to check out the domestic violence call, but they never got out of their car to help.
A suspect is hospitalized in grave condition after police said he opened fire on three officers in the Melrose section of the Bronx.
The de Blasio Administration announced it would cut ties with Trump after the Capitol riot, terminating leases on Feb. 26.
Officials said the fire started on the second floor.
NY PopsUp will feature hundreds of concerts headlines by stars like Amy Schumer, Chris Rock, Wynton Marsalis and Hugh Jackman.
The New York City Department of Buildings said the agency's plumbing inspectors found a number of violations on the property.
Health officials say the proper way to double mask is to first put on a disposable mask, then a cloth face covering for a more snug fit.
The results come back in as little as 30 minutes. For most members of the public, the service will cost $30 per test.
In the fall, each student will be assessed to determined what programs are needed, and starting now, educators will get a chance to review what's working around the state to know how to best invest the money.
The city sanitation department once again kicked into high gear. They started on the roads overnight and will continue into Friday.
New York City has already surpassed its typical snow totals for the year.
Prince Nesbitt-Hall, 18, from Rahway, New Jersey is facing charges including manslaughter and leaving the scene of a deadly accident.
Last year, there was a 214% increase in meth seized and a 59% increase in fentanyl seized, compared to the year before.
If you don't have to be on the road, stay home -- for your safety and the safety of road crews.
The suit claims Amazon showed a disregard for health and safety requirements and retaliated against employees who reported concerns.
New York City's state-approved reopening plan says children can only participate if they have parent or guardian consent for COVID-19 testing.
Officials say police attempted to stop a gray Dodge. When the driver refused, an officer discharged his gun.
Alicia Guevara is the first female CEO in the 117-year history of Big Brothers Big Sisters Of New York City. It would be an honor for anyone. But to Guevara, it's also a "humbling" distinction.
It would be hard to find a serious runner who hasn't heard of Ted Corbitt, a trailblazer who became the first president of the New York Road Runners and helped bring the city marathon to all 5 boroughs.
More than 400 respondents were surveyed, representing city restaurants, bars and nightlife venues.
A vigil was held Monday afternoon at the 207th Street station in Inwood to remember the victims.
Police arrested and charged a Brooklyn man with murder Sunday after a series of subway stabbings.
The NYPD is beefing up its presence throughout the subway system in response.
Straphangers will hear the voices of more than 25 famous New Yorkers.
They're demanding action to make spitting offenses misdemeanors instead of violations that result in fines.
