Widow plans to sue MTA over shared photos of her shot husband
Jakeba Dockery said, to her horror, she was told photos of her husband at the scene lying in a pool of blood were taken and distributed by, she alleges, MTA employees.
Rally held in Albany to lower N.Y.'s BAC threshold from .08 to .05
Clutching photos of loved ones killed, the group advocated to lower the threshold for DWI from .08 to .05 in New York.
FDNY members speak out against congestion pricing at 2nd hearing
Firefighters are frustrated the MTA didn't exempt them from the proposed $15 toll to enter Manhattan below 60th Street.
N.J. woman hoping for answers in mother's cold case killing
In her first TV interview, Gertrude Bizzaro's daughter shares her message for anyone who may know something.
MTA adding LED lighting in 4 subway stations to improve conditions
The agency estimates the switch will save $6 million. The goal for completion in all stations is in 2026.
Firefighter falls through floor battling Queens fire
A firefighter was one of five people injured Monday battling a blaze in Queens.
Woman killed in partial façade collapse in Brooklyn
A vacate order has been issued, along with a violation for failing to maintain the building.
Armed man shot, killed by police in Queens
A Queens man was shot and killed by police after he pointed what investigators now believe was a fake gun at officers.
New Jersey mom accused of murdering 3-month-old son appears in court
Prosecutors say the baby suffered severe head trauma and had multiple fractures on his body.
Tri-State law enforcement agencies highlight mental health resources
The CDC found work stress in first responders can be associated with elevated risk for depression and other issues.
Worker killed at illegal construction site in Brooklyn, DOB says
Officials say the first floor collapsed into the basement, pinning one worker.
2 brothers in Queens found with homemade explosives, ghost guns, Queens DA says
The Queens DA said the two also had documents and notebooks with a hit list of police officers, judges, politicians, celebrities, bankers and others.
Bitter temps raise concerns about road conditions across region
As the coldest air settles in early Saturday morning, untreated roads will remain icy and dangerous.
"Miracle on the Hudson" crew, passengers reunite 15 years later
Pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger was hailed a hero for his quick thinking, safely landing the plane on the river with only seconds to react and saving the lives of 155 people onboard.
Communities along Passaic River still under floodwaters
The Passaic River crested at 9.7 feet and is now heading down, but Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh says not for long.