Handgun, axes, NYPD paraphernalia and more found in vehicle in Queens
A man was caught in Queens with an arsenal of weapons and NYPD paraphernalia in his vehicle early Wednesday morning.
NFL running back Saquon Barkley's father arrested in NYC, police say
Police arrested former Giants running back Saquon Barkley's father during a traffic stop in the Bronx after officers said he had a loaded handgun.
New York lawmaker co-sponsoring bill to end legacy admissions in schools
A New York state senator is co-sponsoring a bill to end legacy admissions.
Meet Queens Pride Parade grand marshal Billy Green
Manhattan high school teacher Billy Green, who was named New York State's "Teacher of the Year" in 2023, is one of the grand marshals for this year's Queens Pride Parade.
New Jersey doctor stranded in Gaza says hospital running out of supplies
A doctor from New Jersey is one of more than a dozen volunteers who are stranded at a hospital in Gaza and calling on the U.S. government to get them home.
Uptick in Facebook Marketplace robberies reported across NYC
There has been an uptick in robberies linked to Facebook Marketplace across New York City, police say.
NYC's 60-day shelter limit for asylum seekers is an "inadequate" policy, comptroller's office says
New York City's comptroller is calling on the Adams administration to end its 60-day shelter limit for asylum seekers, calling it not only "cruel" but "hollow" and "inadequate."
NYC schools chancellor testifies about antisemitism before Congress
New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks testified about antisemitism in schools Wednesday during a contentious hearing on Capitol Hill.
What's being done to address low math scores in NYC public schools?
Only 18% of New York City fourth graders were proficient in math, according to last year's test scores.
New York City's 2025 executive fiscal budget revealed
Mayor Eric Adams announced New York City's executive budget for the next fiscal year on Wednesday.
Columbia protests continue after more than 100 arrested
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators reoccupied Columbia University's main lawn for a fourth day of protests in Upper Manhattan.
Manhunt underway after gunmen on scooters kill 1, injure 3 in the Bronx
The hunt continues for the gunmen police said shot and killed a 29-year-old man and injured three others on a street corner Tuesday evening.
Here's what NYC students are learning about in financial literacy class
All New York City public high schools are now teaching financial literacy in some form, with topics like inflation and the importance of saving money.
NJ TRANSIT board votes to approve 15 percent fare hike
NJ TRANSIT leaders say the fare hike would help make up a $119 million budget deficit and prevent service cuts.
Bronx program helps 8th graders prepare for NYC high school application
Students who applied to selective specialized schools and regular admission schools have until Friday to decide which they'd like to attend.