NYPD Det. Troy Patterson remembered with hero's funeral
Patterson was shot during a botched robbery in 1990 and survived for more than 30 years in a vegetative-like state.
Jordan Neely's death prompts calls for justice, change
Calls continue for the arrest of a Marine veteran who put the 30-year-old in a chokehold on the subway.
Special prosecutors taking over Megan McDonald murder case in Orange County
Edward Holley, arrested two weeks ago and charged in her 2003 killing, was back in Wallkill Court on Wednesday.
Alert issued in Livingston due to "Assassin" water gun game
Citing nation's current climate, the school board says the game, despite its innocence, should not be played.
Mother, 2 daughters killed in Brooklyn apartment fire
FDNY fire marshals determined the fire was caused by cooking carelessness.
Rent Guidelines Board considers significant rent hikes
Landlords say it's necessary to keep rent-stabilized buildings operational. Tenants say it will lead to evictions.
"Denim Day" march against sexual violence goes over Brooklyn Bridge
Donning all forms of denim, the demonstrators' message was what you wear is never an invitation for assault.
FDNY, NYPD explain tech used in parking garage collapse
The robotic dog named "Bergh" played a big role in assessing the situation last week in Lower Manhattan.
Adams announces $700 million climate center on Governors Island
Stony Brook University will lead research at the 400,000-square-foot "New York Climate Exchange," scheduled to open in 2028.
Workers continue demolition of collapsed NYC parking garage
Patrons are mourning the loss of beloved Ann Street garage manager Willis Moore as probes of the collapse continue.
Manager of neighboring parking garage happy to be alive
The manager said he left about 15 minutes before his employees called saying "something very, very bad happened."
NYPD: MTA inspectors shot at after dispute over bus ticket
Members of the fare evasion team asked riders for proof of payment, but told cops one man got angry and refused.
NYC Council eyes uncertified lithium-ion battery trade-in program for e-bikes
Faulty e-bike batteries have been blamed for hundreds of fires, some deadly, around the city.
Meet Kathleen Corradi, New York City's first "rat czar"
"There's a new sheriff in town, and with your help, we will send those rats packing," Corradi said.
Neighbors rush to help family escape deadly fire at Queens home
Some jumped out windows and others climbed down a tree, but a 19-year-old and 7-year-old did not make it out.