Former N.Y. judge shoots himself as FBI comes to arrest him, sources say
Stewart Rosenwasser shot and killed himself when FBI agents arrived at his Campbell Hall home to arrest him, police sources say.
Woman, 62, pushed onto L train subway tracks in Brooklyn
A woman is recovering after she was pushed onto the subway tracks during the Thursday morning commute in Brooklyn.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams' Chief Counsel Lisa Zornberg resigns
NYC Mayor Eric Adam's Chief Counsel Lisa Zornberg resigned Saturday night, just days after NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban.
Lincoln Tunnel reopens, but traffic still a mess around NYC
NYC commuters faced traffic from a Lincoln Tunnel accident, NJ Transit delays and then U.N. General Assembly street closures.
Service restored after Brooklyn water main break impacts several buildings
A water main break flooded a Brooklyn street and nearly swallowed a car early Monday in Gravesend.
The Manor illegally cut down trees on property, N.J. town says
West Orange, N.J. town officials say the new owners of The Manor illegally cut down hundreds of trees on the historic property.
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Bronx teacher grazed by stray bullet inside MS 391 classroom
A teacher inside a Bronx classroom at MS 391 was grazed by a bullet that came through a window Wednesday.
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Video shows crowd pushing shark back into water at Rockaway Beach
Exclusive video shows a crowd at Rockaway Beach working together to push a shark in distress back into the water Monday.
US Open underway in NYC. See the street closures & more.
The US Open started Monday in New York City, with the biggest names in tennis taking the court in Queens.
Armed man in East Harlem shot, killed by police, NYPD says
NYPD officers shot and killed a man in East Harlem overnight after getting multiple 911 calls about a man with a gun.
Video showing surfer's arrest at Belmar Beach raises questions
Video showing the intense arrest of a surfer at Belmar Beach for not having a required beach tag is raising questions about enforcement.
UWS school district gifted washers, dryers from anonymous donor
School District 3 on the Upper West Side has received washers and dryers from an anonymous N.J. school.
Street vendors march in NYC, ask for passage of new laws
Street vendors demonstrated on Thursday in New York City, asking the City Council for passage of four new laws.
Sidewalk sheds, scaffolding costs NYC businesses thousands each month, study finds
Mayor Eric Adams released a new study Wednesday finding Mastercard holders spend $3,900-$9,500 less each month at businesses with sidewalk sheds.
Makeshift koi pond in Brooklyn sparks debate
People are wondering if the makeshift koi pond around a leaking fire hydrant in Bed-Stuy is just a work of art or cause for concern.