NYC road closures and subway outages to know for your commute amid ongoing flooding
Gov. Kathy Hochul called the flooding "historic," saying the state was on track to set a new record for rainfall.
Sen. Bob Menendez pleads not guilty to federal bribery charges
The 69-year-old New Jersey senator and his wife, Nadine, entered federal court in Lower Manhattan through a crush of cameras without saying anything.
Bronx day care owner's husband wanted after baby's fentanyl-related death
Police are looking for the Divino Nino Day Care owner's husband after arresting his wife and cousin over the weekend in connection to 1-year-old Nicholas Dominici's death.
NYPD mobilizing officers in South Bronx after shootings
Police continue to investigate a pair of shootings in the Bronx that killed and injured innocent bystanders.
New York City pauses to remember those who died on 9/11
Moments of silence throughout the morning honored the men, women and children who died 22 years ago on this day.
Students head back for 1st day of school in Newark
The new year in New Jersey's largest school system is off and running.
Children's book celebrates history of Black mermaids
When the decision to cast Halle Bailey in the role of Ariel was met with criticism, author Tracey Baptiste was tapped into the conversation.
Little Shop of Kindness helping asylum seekers find a fresh start
Organizers say the goal is to provide more than just the basics -- they want people to feel seen and taken care of by their fellow New Yorkers.
1 dead, 4 injured after shooting at party in Valley Stream
Police said 50 to 60 people -- many of them underage -- were at the party, which advertised a DJ and alcohol.
Father charged after fire in Brownsville leaves 3 children critically injured
Police said the three children were taken to the hospital in critical condition with symptoms of smoke inhalation.
Nurses on strike at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
The union said nurses reached a breaking point as staffing ratios became dire.
Hila the Earth using her music to inspire climate action
After living a zero-waste life for two years, the Lower Manhattan native started creating songs about environmental science and performing around the city.
NYC officials discuss extreme heat response as New Yorkers continue to swelter
City officials are offering suggestions on how New Yorkers can stay safe during the high heat.
Cleanup continues after Manhattan crane fire, partial collapse
Traffic opened up along 10th Avenue on Thursday evening after crews removed the boom.
Celebration of life held for our beloved colleague Elise Finch
Family, loved ones, coworkers and fans gathered to not only say goodbye but reflect on beautiful memories.