NYPD officer suspended after responding to girls fighting
Video of the incident in Port Richmond has people split on how the situation was handled.
Bronx man stabbed to death in NYC's 1st homicide of 2023
New York City marked its first homicide of 2023 only a few hours into the new year.
Some have found some solutions to children's medication shortage
Head to a pharmacy for over-the-counter meds, like Tylenol and Motrin, and you may come across empty shelves.
Massive sinkhole opens up inside Yorktown, N.Y. park
Inside the 30-foot deep hole is a 42-inch gas pipe, but officials say there's no danger to the public
No shortage of holiday shoppers, returns day after Christmas
Many people who had Monday off work used the time to do holiday returns, or shop some more.
Crowds head to Arthur Avenue to stock up for Feast of the Seven Fishes
If you drive up Arthur Avenue the day before Christmas Eve, you're bound to see long lines outside many of the businesses.
NYPD makes arrest in robbery and drugging spree in Manhattan
Police say the suspect is part of a violent crew behind at least 26 incidents between March and December.
"Hope One" brings aid to those with substance abuse, mental health issues
A special group in Morris County is tackling homelessness, substance abuse and mental health, all at once.
Uber drivers in NYC on strike in dispute over pay raises
The strike comes after Uber sued to block wage increases approved by the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission.
Judge won't halt mayor's controversial mental health plan
A federal judge wants more time to look into this, setting a schedule for arguments on the issue through January.
Port Authority helps job seekers with criminal justice system history
For those who have gone through the criminal justice system, getting a job can be difficult, and not having one can often be why some end up back behind bars.
Opera shines spotlight on housing instability in NYC
The production is staged in a Manhattan soup kitchen and features a chorus of community members.
Possible hate crime eyed in BB gun shooting of father, son on Staten Island
The NYPD and Staten Island Shomrim Safety Patrol remained outside Island Kosher supermarket on Monday.
MTA considering fare hike to close $2.6 billion budget gap
The MTA got $15 billion in COVID relief funds from the federal government. It has just about a third of that left.
Famed NYC retailer J&R Music World holding memorabilia auction
The store shut down in 2014, but not before showcasing someone of the greatest acts in entertainment history.