School shooting threat, racist graffiti found in NYC high school bathroom
Hateful graffiti and messages written in Hell's Kitchen high school bathroom are being investigated by police as a potential hate crime.
Damage from high winds and flooding creates problems across New Jersey
River Flood Warnings remain in effect along portions of the Passaic, Saddle and Millstone rivers through Wednesday morning.
Man impersonated priest to steal cash from church, NYPD says
The Roman Catholic diocese believes the same man tried to get into the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville's Motherhouse in Suffolk County.
Dispute between UHC, Mount Sinai hospitals leaves patients scrambling
A dispute dropped Mount Sinai hospitals out of the UnitedHealthcare coverage network, leaving patients scrambling.
FDNY members speak out against congestion pricing at 2nd hearing
Firefighters are frustrated the MTA didn't exempt them from the proposed $15 toll to enter Manhattan below 60th Street.
MTA holds 1st public hearing on Manhattan congestion pricing
After four public hearings, the MTA Board is expected to hold a final vote on the congestion pricing program in the spring.
Wednesday morning fire destroys beloved New Jersey nonprofit
There was supposed to be a food and clothing drive at Fish, Inc. in Piscataway on Wednesday morning, but all of the items were destroyed.
Over 80% of NYC families can't afford child care, new report finds
A report by public policy think tank 5BORO Institute found that more than 80% of families cannot afford child care.
13-year-old boy killed in late-night crash in Newark
Edwin Ivan Martinez's cousin said he was always a positive person and would light up the whole room.
Staten Island to hold St. Patrick's Day Parade welcoming LGBTQ groups
The original controversial parade continues to ban the LGBTQ community from attending under their flag.
NYPD posthumously promotes crossing guard who was killed in Queens
Krystyna Naprawa died last fall after a dump truck hit her at the intersection of Woodhaven Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue.
Supporters of Cecilia Gentili want apology from New York Archdiocese
Friends, family and supporters of Cecilia Gentili say her memory was disrespected when her service was cut short.
Beloved dog café Boris & Horton closing both NYC locations
No matter what happens, the owners say the focus is on supporting their staff.
Recent antisemitic violence has Staten Island's Jewish community on edge
Police said the latest attack on Staten Island happened last week when a Jewish man was hit on the head with a baseball bat in Mariners' Harbor.
Beloved trans activist Cecilia Gentili remembered at St. Patrick's Cathedral
Loved ones chanted the name of their dear friend as they packed the cathedral dressed to the nines.