MTA seeks "first-ever" ban of suspect in assault on MTA worker who tried to protect passengers
Anthony Nelson, a subway cleaner, jumped into action after seeing the suspect, Alexander Wright, allegedly harassing passengers.
3 suspects charged in death of taxi driver Kutin Gyimah
Police said two men turned themselves in on Wednesday and a 15-year-old girl was taken into custody Thursday night.
Firefighter badly hurt battling fire on Staten Island released from hospital
Officials say the firefighter inhaled superheated gases while trying to put out a blaze in Bulls Head on Friday.
1 killed, 1 injured in 2 separate hit-and-runs in Queens
Police are searching for both drivers.
NYPD: Man arrested for driving stolen scooter in crash that killed 4-year-old son
One man said he ran to help, and even used his shirt to try and stop the child's bleeding.
Manhattan rent soars to record $5,000 a month
According to a report, a one-bedroom reached a record average of $5,058 in June, and it went up even more in July.
Couple in their 80s unaccounted for after Morristown fire
The Morris County Prosecutor's Office identified them as Robert Ricciardi, 87, and Gemma Ricciardi, 85.
2 men killed when crash sends car onto Inwood sidewalk
Police say a BMW collided head-on with a Subaru, which spun out and struck two people on the sidewalk.
Sources: McDonald's employee shot after argument about cold fries
A female customer allegedly called her adult son, who then shot the 23-year-old worker in the neck.
Police: Conn. mom strangled 3 kids, then took her own life
Police were conducting a wellness check at the home when officers discovered the bodies on Wednesday night.
Woman hit by stray bullet while sleeping in her Brooklyn apartment
The 37-year-old told CBS2, "I was sleeping in my bed and it felt like my hand ... like something exploded in my hand."
Many are concerned about monkeypox vaccine equity in New York City
Black and brown communities feeling left behind in mad scramble to get shot appointments.
Monkeypox vaccine appointments remain hard to find in NYC
Mayor Adams says New York City makes up 20 percent of U.S. cases, but only received 10 percent of vaccine allocation.
96-year-old NYC landlord can't evict tenant who hasn't paid rent in almost 3 years
Bill Pantano says he can't evict the tenant because of the state's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, even though the eviction moratorium expired months ago.
3 injured in shooting during party at Glen Cove hotel
Glen Cove police say it happened during annual pool party known as the Big Fendi Celebrity Birthday Celebration.