Flash flooding concerns have Queens leaders looking for solutions
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards said last week's storm brough Bayside three times the amount of flooding it normally gets in a month.
Father of slain NYPD detective says he's in "darkness" without his son
The father of NYPD Det. Didarul Islam, who was killed in last week's Midtown Manhattan office shooting spoke out Tuesday for the first time since his son's death.
Queens residents cleaning up after flooding caused damage, commute problems
Flash flooding tore through a Queens community Thursday, and now neighbors are cleaning up and demanding answers.
Severe weather impacts commute in Queens
Video shows people being rescued from flash flooding and submerged cars on the Clearview Expressway in Queens on Thursday afternoon.
U.S. Department of Justice sues NYC over sanctuary city laws
It comes less than a week after a Customs and Border Patrol officer was shot by an undocumented immigrant.
Columbia to pay $200M settlement to federal government over investigations
Columbia University will pay a $200 million settlement to the federal government as part of an agreement to resolve investigations into alleged violations of anti-discrimination laws.
Columbia University expels some students involved in Butler Library takeover
Columbia University is coming down hard on pro-Palestinian students who took part in a recent takeover of Butler Library, the school announced on Tuesday.
NYC high school student detained by ICE reunited with family
A Queens high school student has been reunited with his family in New York after being detained by federal immigration officials since June.
Immigrants suing Trump administration for making arrests at court hearings
A dozen immigrants are suing the Trump administration for its practice of arresting asylum seekers at their court hearings.
16-year-old girl stabbed to death at Bronx deli, police say
A teenage girl was stabbed to death at a Bronx deli on Tuesday, police say.
N.Y. missing millions in federal grants for public safety, Gov. Hochul says
Gov. Kathy Hochul says the federal government is withholding hundreds of millions of dollars for New York's emergency management and counterterrorism efforts.
31 NYPD officers may be relieved of duties after being hired illegally
More than two dozen NYPD officers may soon be out of a job because they were hired illegally, the department said Thursday.
City officials get green light to remove Brooklyn bike lane
A judge gave the city approval to remove a bike lane in Brooklyn after several collisions between cyclists and pedestrians.
Family of man killed by NYPD officer in 2019 continues to call for his firing
An NYPD trial judge recommended Lt. Jonathan Rivera be fired, but the police commissioner disagreed with the decision.
Medicaid cuts in "big, beautiful bill" worry some Tri-State Area families
The Congressional Budget Office estimates the Medicaid cuts could leave nearly 12 million Americans uninsured.