Carriage driver calls to remove toxic plants from Central Park after horse's death
A carriage driver whose horse died in Central Park this summer is now suing the city, saying the horse was poisoned by a plant.
Secret Service getting ready for U.N. General Assembly
Every year, presidents, prime ministers and diplomats from around the world gather for the event. It's the job of the U.S. Secret Service to keep them safe.
2 million more New Yorkers can receive discounts on utility bills. Here's how.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is looking to notify New Yorkers of an expanded program that could get them discounts on utility bills.
NYC officials release unseen post-9/11 air quality documents
New York City officials released thousands of previously unseen documents questioning the air quality at Ground Zero following the 9/11 attacks.
Officers shoot and kill knife-wielding man on Brooklyn Bridge, NYPD says
Police shot a knife-wielding man after he threatened officers who were trying to stop him from jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge, the NYPD said.
36 names added to FDNY World Trade Center Memorial Wall
Thirty-six more names were added to the FDNY's World Trade Center Memorial Wall to honor members who died due to 9/11-related illnesses.
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Firefighters who survived twin towers collapse honor their "guardian angel"
When the twin towers collapsed on 9/11, only 20 people who were inside made it out alive, including six firefighters and a woman they now regard as their guardian angel.
Lebanon Township, N.J., limiting classroom screen time for K-8 students
As students get ready to go back to school, one New Jersey school district is taking a first-in-the-state approach to limit screen time.
Queens homeowners once again brace for flooding from heavy rain, storms
Some people living in Queens have faced flooding several times this summer.
BQE getting $4 billion restoration in new plan from NYC officials
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled a plan to repair the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway with temporary bypasses to keep traffic moving during construction.
For the first time at U.S. Open, NYPD will be authorized to take out drones
The New York Police Department explained its security plans to keep more than a million fans and hundreds of players safe ahead of the U.S. Open.
New York City Council considering bill to address emergency call backlog
The New York City Council is considering a new bill to address the city's backlog of emergency calls as some say the situation has reached critical mass.
911 outage in the Bronx impacted around 1,700 calls overnight Tuesday
There was a 911 outage in the Bronx overnight Tuesday, the mayor's office confirmed Wednesday. The outage impacted about 1,700 calls, officials said.
Rally held at Central Synagogue following alleged hate crimes
A rally against antisemitism was held Wednesday outside Central Synagogue in Midtown.
Bronx teen killed after being shot in the head, police say
The NYPD is investigating the death of a 15-year-old boy who was found shot in the head in a Bronx apartment.