MSG Sports admits Knicks tickets pricing mistake, pauses sales
Knicks fans were greeted with 2026-27 ticket price sticker shock earlier this week, only to have Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. later admit a mistake was made.
2 people stabbed at Westchester Community College, 2 teens charged
Two people were stabbed early Wednesday afternoon at Westchester Community College in Valhalla, New York, Westchester County officials said.
Fire at Bronx apartment building injures 6, including 2 firefighters, FDNY says
FDNY units responded Tuesday afternoon to reports of a fire on an upper floor at 1773 Vyse Ave. in the Bronx.
Mayor Mamdani, NYPD reveal security plan ahead of 9/11, Jewish holidays
New York City leaders unveiled their plan for security around events for 9/11 and the Jewish high holidays.
Shootings and stabbings rock area near West Indian American Day Parade
The NYPD is investigating multiple shootings and stabbings that happened Monday near the West Indian American Day Parade route.
Education experts discuss decision to ban AI in NYC public schools
New York City's decision to ban artificial intelligence in public school classrooms until high school has become a major talking point among parents, politicians and education experts.
Hochul demands feds restore $87 million in security funding owed to N.Y.
Gov. Kathy Hochul says she is tired of waiting for the White House to restore tens of millions of dollars in counterterrorism funding to New York, a vow President Trump made nearly a year ago.
NYPD fatally shoots knife-wielding woman who stabbed 2 people in Times Square
The NYPD is investigating a deadly police shooting that occurred in Times Square on Monday afternoon.
NYU Langone nurse killed in hit-and-run in Brooklyn
The NYPD is ramping up its search for the driver in a hit-and-run that killed a nurse in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, on Saturday morning
Donovan Richards provides update on flood mitigation efforts in Queens
Recent rainstorms have caused massive flooding problems in New York City. No borough knows the pain more than Queens, home of seven of the city's 10 hardest-hit communities.
Suspect in NYC synagogue violent disturbance hit with federal charges
Larry Montes, the man accused of creating a violent disturbance inside a New York City synagogue late last week, was hit with federal charges on Tuesday.
Officers shoot man who advanced on them with a knife, NYPD says
An investigation is underway following a deadly police shooting in Lower Manhattan on Sunday afternoon.
Attorney Randy Mastro explains why he thinks NYC needs open primaries
Randy Mastro, a former federal prosecutor who has held high City Hall posts in two administrations, is raising the issue of open primaries, where all registered voters can participate regardless of party affiliation.
2 dead in shooting inside Hempstead home, police say
Officials say two people were shot to death inside a home on Angevine Avenue in Hempstead on Wednesday morning.
Bronx's first dedicated busway to launch in mid-September, Mamdani says
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Wednesday morning that the Department of Transportation is working on the Bronx's first dedicated busway -- on Tremont Avenue.