Data shows racial disparities within NYC's elite schools
Of those eight schools in 2023, just 3% of their offers were given to Black students.
Newark cop Jovanny Crespo takes stand in trial for 2019 fatal shooting
His attorney focused questioning on the officer diffusing a dangerous situation by using force that was necessary.
NYPD: Man, 65, shoots younger man who was attempting to rob him
On Wednesday, 82nd Avenue and Queens Boulevard was still a crime scene as detectives and the Queens DA surveyed the area.
FDNY rescues teenager stuck inside Brooklyn vault
Firefighters had to use a saw, torch and sledgehammer to breach a wall and remove the child.
Staten Island Ferry makes drastic service cuts due to sick calls
Staten Island Ferry service to Manhattan was operating hourly, a drastic drop from the usual 15-to-20-minute service that thousands of commuters rely on during rush hour.
Taylor Swift concerts, Memorial Day Weekend travel could mean traffic disaster
Pop superstar's shows at MetLife expected to compound what's expected to be busiest travel weekend in years.
Fleet Week: Public can tour U.S.S. Wasp starting Thursday
First commissioned in 1989, it holds combat vehicles below, and helicopters and fighter jets on the flight deck.
Neely's loved ones, leaders pay final respects at funeral
Jordan Neely's death sparked widespread debate and protests after he was put in a chokehold on the subway in SoHo.
Body of Garrett Warren, 13, found in Harlem River, family says
There's still no word on the location of 11-year-old Alfa Barrie, who went missing with Warren last week.
NYC schools chancellor on asylum seekers: "This is a crisis"
The chancellor wants to assure parents their kids will be safe, but that's not alleviating their anger.
Manslaughter charge in Jordan Neely subway chokehold death follows pleas for action, change
Jordan Neely's death at the hands of Penny has led to a bigger conversation around mental health support for the homeless in New York City.
Mount Vernon receives $1 million to find lead pipes
The water is lead-free, but the pipes at home may not be, Mount Vernon Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard says.
Sources: Central Park could house asylum seekers
The plan could be implemented if border towns continue sending asylum seekers and hotel space runs out.
NYC issues various vacate orders to 7 additional parking garages
The city is looking into what happened on Ann Street last month and other garages that might be at risk.
Police: Woman dead after falling from hotel in Times Square
Tyler Griffin has been arrested in the case, but his involvement in her death is still in question.