A small plane crashed on I-684 in Westchester County, NY, resulting in one death, one injury, and traffic disruptions during the ensuing investigation and cleanup.

Riverdale small businesses have been without gas for nearly three months due to leaks, impacting their services and customer comfort. Con Edison awaits property owner repairs before restoration.

A $256 million Powerball ticket was sold at a Queens supermarket, marking New York's largest Powerball win since 2020. The winner has not yet come forward.

The NYPD is searching for a missing 70-year-old Staten Island man, last seen on November 20. They encourage the public to share info to aid his return.

Two men were sentenced to 10 years and 8 years for their roles in a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme called IcomTech, after being convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

Residents of Grymes Hill are concerned about the potential housing development on the former St. John's University campus, despite the school's denial of such plans.

The Mega Millions jackpot has reached $514 million for the upcoming draw, with excitement growing as this is the fourth time the prize has exceeded half a billion this year.

A humpback whale was spotted under Brooklyn Bridge, a rare sighting confirmed by the U.S. Coast Guard, drawing attention and caution from onlookers and researchers alike.

A sonar team found a car linked to the 1980 disappearance of New York couple Charles and Catherine Romer behind a Georgia hotel, suggesting an accident rather than foul play.

Lorrie Ibe, 54, was charged with DWI after her car hit a boat, causing a fire at the Suffolk County Marine Center in Long Island. No other injuries were reported.

A 32-year-old man died after being stabbed in Tompkinsville, Staten Island. Two suspects fled the scene, and no arrests have been made. The NYPD is investigating the incident.

A person was fatally struck by a No. 2 train in the Bronx, causing significant subway delays, with no criminality suspected. MTA advised alternate routes on other lines.

The report by the NY Attorney General's office states no charges will be filed against NYPD officers involved in Mamady Cisse's fatal shooting, deeming their actions justified under state law.