Harlem veteran Celeste Henry-Kemper spent years avoiding crowds after Ground Zero. Now a rescued poodle keeps her panic attacks at bay.

A 28-year-old man was punched and threatened at gunpoint inside his own Beach 86th Street building, police say, as a bullet struck a wall.

A neighbor mistook the blast for a transformer fire before finding the 1830s home fully engulfed. Fire crews had to shuttle water by tanker down the narrow road.

Ulysses Lucero, who has more than 20 prior arrests, was caught near Avenue B and East 7th Street after a 4 a.m. break-in report.

A Nissan van loaded with cocaine bricks near Central Park led investigators to a Long Island City storage unit worth $10 million.

Federal agents say Si Man Lam shipped counterfeit Rolexes for a Waterbury-linked ring and paid freight forwarders over $2.7 million.

A Bronx judge ruled Dimone Fleming not responsible for stabbing her sons at a Mount Hope shelter, citing postpartum psychosis. She stays in custody pending a new evaluation.

One Buffalo-area dealer says the ban on the Ford Escape alone could cost it 100 sales, as legal chaos clouds New York's EV mandate.

A state audit found Black students got longer bullying suspensions than white and Asian peers, averaging six days versus four.

The attack at East 180th Street happened directly across from NYPD Transit District 12's own headquarters.

Three people were hospitalized after a pre-dawn crash at Broadhollow Road and Michael Avenue, the second collision at that East Farmingdale corner in a week.

The one-night-only show at Radio City Music Hall skips TV entirely, with proceeds benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem.

Andrea Gjini turned a 166-unit Fordham site into twin buildings — a workaround now spreading across the Bronx.