Janeal Figueroa followed a woman from a Beverley Road bar before dragging her into an alley as she screamed for help.

Sixth Avenue transforms into a costumed spectacle on Halloween night, with no rulebook on how to interpret this year's theme.

Joanna Jackson faces assault and harassment charges after police say she hurled coffee during an August dispute at the Scotrun resort.

The 3,300-pound crystal snowflake lights up 57th Street again this November, with two young cancer survivors set to flip the switch.

A teen's hand was cut near 54th St. and 17th Ave.; the suspect was found inside the sanctuary.

Twelve COVID deaths were recorded in the five boroughs during the first week of September, as officials urge New Yorkers to get vaccinated now.

A woman riding toward Greenpoint Avenue says a man exposed himself before getting off the train and fleeing. Police are asking riders for tips.

Keith Roma, 27, died rescuing evacuees on 9/11 — but a payroll technicality kept him out of FDNY's official count.

Just 3 Black students got into Stuyvesant's freshman class of 777. Two council members want Mayor Mamdani to act before the next admissions cycle.

The British artist says a scammer used her painting's name to pitch fake deals to young artists.

A 3-month-old bodega cat named after the Arabic word for mountain was carried off in a woman's jacket near Prospect Park.

Free two-day gathering at the Lefrak Center brings dance, food and youth performers back to land Lenape people once called home.

The 20,000-square-foot gym will include a 6,000-square-foot outdoor yard where a children's store once stood on Nostrand Avenue.