Several businesses, 2 churches damaged in Queens strip mall fire
Extensive damage was clearly visible after the quick-moving fire spread to all six structures along Murdock Avenue in Hollis.
Lithium-ion battery fire displaces dozens of Marble Hill residents
The FDNY said an e-bike frame and battery remnants were recovered where the fire originated.
Flooding in New Jersey continues after storm
Heavy rain overnight has caused serious flooding in New Jersey.
Officers fatally shoot man who charged at them with knife, NYPD says
Police say NYPD officers fatally shot a man who charged at them with a knife in Queens on Friday.
2 charged in Hudson River boat accident that killed 2 in July 2022
Federal prosecutors say Richard Cruz, the owner of the boat, and Jaime Pinilla Gomez, the pilot, disregarded safety protocols.
NYPD hunting for 2 suspects in armed robbery of Bronx jewelry store
Police said the thieves assaulted an elderly employee before making off with $100,000 worth of goods.
Memorial grows at Manhattan site where Kenneth Taveras was gunned down
The 33-year-old was shot to death Sunday night in the parking lot of his NYCHA building in Washington Heights.
Taxi drivers speak out against congestion pricing at public hearing
The MTA says new tolls are needed to keep the transit system running, but there's been a lot of pushback at the public hearings.
New York City Council passes 2 new e-bike safety rules
Wednesday morning, New York City Council voted unanimously to pass two new e-bike safety rules.
Spring Valley tenants say fire alarms went off 2 hours late
Dozens of people are out of their homes after a fire broke out in the middle of the night at their apartment complex in Spring Valley.
Patients with Medicare being charged for breast ultrasounds, doctors say
Many doctors recommend women with dense breasts opt for a yearly ultrasound in place of a mammogram.
New Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit celebrates Harlem Renaissance
It explores the many ways in which Black artists portrayed everyday life living in Harlem in the 1920s and '40s.
Police seeking suspect in Harlem bar shooting
Window repairs were underway Sunday on the front door of Lorraine's Place 2 on Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard.
NYC shops busy with last-minute preparations for Valentine's Day
The National Retail Federation estimates Americans will spend $2.6 billion on Valentine's Day flowers.
New York businesses must now show credit card fee in price before checkout
Businesses in the Empire State must now include credit card surcharges in the prices they show to customers, like on menus, before checkout.