Brooklyn resident outraged Zipcar has taken her parking spot
McDaniels has the only house on her block without a driveway, so she's parked her car in the spot out front for years.
Shark attack survivor Lyudmila Emag speaks out
She says she pried the shark away with her bare hands.
Sources: Congestion pricing discounts at tunnels being considered
It's not clear how much, but sources said it could be as much as half the original price during the day.
SAG-AFTRA strike expected to impact New York
SAG-AFTRA and the Writers Guild of America are fighting for more base pay, as well as assurances around AI.
Program aims to confront gun violence among young New Yorkers
Police say 25% of kids arrested in a gun-related crime commit a similar one within two years.
Newark firefighters union pays tribute to members killed in cargo ship fire
Viewings for both firefighters will be held in Newark on Wednesday and Thursday.
Another 14-year-old killed subway surfing in Queens, police say
This comes one week after another 14-year-old was killed when he was knocked off an L train while subway surfing.
NJ school board postpones vote on gender identity policy
The policy would task principals with communicating a student's decision to change names or pronouns to parents.
NYC receives $25M for NYCHA e-bike charging stations
Just this year, there have been 110 lithium-ion battery fires in New York City, killing 13 people.
Police: Skateboarder shot after argument in Sunnyside, Queens
Police said the 25-year-old victim may have bumped into a car, prompting the argument with two men.
Juneteenth New Jersey event abruptly canceled
Essex County officials said the Juneteenth New Jersey organizers were planning too big of an event in too little time.
Suspect charged in fatal J train stabbing released from jail
Citing several factors, the judge did not go for the DA's request to keep him in jail on $100,000 bail.
Charges filed in fatal stabbing of man on train in Brooklyn
The stabbing happened around 8 p.m. Tuesday as the train was approaching the Marcy Avenue station.
NYC air quality improving after days in smoky haze
The Air Quality Index numbers once reached into the 400s but were safely below 100 Friday morning.
Canada wildfires make NYC's air quality worst since 1960s, officials say
Health officials urge people to avoid prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors while the smoky, hazy conditions linger.