Alligator found in Prospect Park lake
Parks employees say the 4-foot gator was in poor condition and has been taken to the Bronx Zoo for rehabilitation.
Pride flag set on fire outside SoHo restaurant
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force is now investigating, as police search for the suspect.
Queens deli owner recovering after man opened fire with pistol and AR-15
A deli owner in South Ozone Park said he was ambushed by a man who used to rent a room above his business.
Neighbors oppose delivery workers hub on Upper West Side
There are also concerns over workers charging their bikes' lithium-ion batteries.
Charter school pays final respects to slain kindergarten teacher
The body of the 33-year-old mother of three was found last week in a shallow grave in Kearny.
Partner of slain FDNY EMT takes stand at trial of Jose Gonzalez
Monique Williams described how their ambulance was hijacked by a man who then ran over her colleague.
Hip hop industry remembers subtle genius David Jude Jolicoeur of De La Soul
Native of Brooklyn and Amityville, Long Island, revered for lyrics that changed the game.
Harlem tenants face eviction after rental assistant program did not make payments
Jasna Willie and her daughter lived in a homeless shelter before a city program helped her move into their apartment.
NYPD: 2 men in critical condition after hit-and-runs in Queens
Police are looking for the drivers in both cases.
11 people hurt in house fire in Whitestone, Queens
Firefighters responded to 23rd Avenue for a basement blaze that had spread to the first floor.
Tenants fume as broken boiler creates issues at Manhattan NYCHA building
The problems at the Baruch Houses have left many questioning the agency's commitment to residents.
New York City bracing for influx of migrants if Title 42 expires
The Supreme Court temporarily blocked the COVID-19 border restriction from ending Wednesday.
Infant among 8 injured in Bronx house fire
Fire officials say the 25-year-old woman and infant were pulled out of a back bedroom and are in critical condition.
Intrepid marks Pearl Harbor Day with annual wreath laying
Wednesday marks the 81st anniversary of the deadly attack on America's naval fleet in Hawaii in 1941.
New York City announces new programs for special needs students
The $205 million investment will help students with autism, sensory needs, and emotional disabilities.