Newark Mayor Ras Baraka appears in court after ICE arrest
Federal prosecutors say they will take Newark Mayor Ras Baraka to trial after his arrest outside an ICE facility last week.
Lightbridge Academy's Midtown location closes, leaving parents scrambling
The Lightbridge Academy day care facility's Midtown location abruptly closed this month after employees allegedly lost track of a child, leaving parents scrambling for tuition refunds.
Queens man confirmed by Pope Leo XIV pursued dreams thanks to pope's advice
A Queens man says he pursued his dreams after a special encounter with Pope Leo XIV at his confirmation years ago.
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Harlem's Schomburg Center prepares to open exhibition celebrating 100 years
Harlem's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is celebrating 100 years of service to the community by displaying some of its more than 11 million pieces of African American history.
Pope Francis mourned at St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC
Pope Francis is being mourned at St. Patrick's Cathedral in NYC after the Vatican shared news of his death Monday.
NYPD dive team speaks out about Hudson River helicopter crash recovery effort
NYPD divers are talking about the recovery mission following last week's deadly helicopter crash in the Hudson River.
17-story office building in NYC evacuated after wall partially collapses
A 17-story office building in Midtown Manhattan was evacuated Tuesday afternoon after a basement wall partially collapsed.
Video shows mayhem at NYC mall as teens startle shoppers
Videos posted on social media show mayhem at The Mall at Bay Plaza in the Bronx after teens started running and startled shoppers.
New bills aim to protect SNAP benefit users from theft
Two new bills introduced by a New York congressman aim to protect SNAP benefit users from having their funds stolen.
Brooklyn livery cab driver shot in the face during attempted robbery
A livery cab driver suffered a terrifying brush with death early Monday morning, as he was shot in the face during an argument with a passenger in Brooklyn.
U.S.-Canada tariffs hurting New York's tourism industry, businesses say
The back-and-forth tariffs between the U.S. and Canada means fewer Canadians are looking to book vacations in New York.
London Heathrow Airport shutdown disrupts passengers at JFK, Newark
A power outage at London's Heathrow Airport on Friday shuttered one of the world's busiest travel hubs after a fire at an electrical substation nearby.
Man faces hate crime charges for temple attacks in NYC's Chinatown
A man is facing charges after allegedly breaking into several temples in New York City's Chinatown and damaging religious statues this week.
Distraught grandmother "coming for" whoever's responsible for 3-year-old's death
The grandmother of a 3-year-old who died at a Brooklyn hospital says she's "coming for" whoever's responsible for her grandson's death.
4-year-old boy dies at Brooklyn homeless shelter, police say
The parents of a 4-year-old boy were questioned following his death, the NYPD said Wednesday.