A 911 call about a stabbing on 149th Street ended with an officer firing shots. No police were hurt, but others' conditions remain unknown.

Lindell finally got acoustical panels so kids can hear the bells, and a new barbering classroom just opened at the high school.

Mark Harris stayed silent as a judge pushed his Midtown rape case to December while DNA results are pending.

Mary Jane Jung says a brain injury followed a delayed response during the New York bar exam; Hofstra disputes it owed her any help.

The $18 billion grantmaker is reorganizing its entire staff to put democracy and the rule of law at the center of its mission.

Silenced in New York since 1899, the hand-cranked instrument finally comes home to Mulberry Street for a single evening.

The Bronx's largest public housing complex reopened its senior center, named for longtime tenant leader Walter J. McNeill.

Scott Chung allegedly cornered the teen 2-3 times a day, asking about her boyfriend, drug use and work schedule.

The Long Island village will also approve variances for a religious community center and drive-through café at the former bank site.

The Mexican eatery honoring chef Carmen “Titita” Ramírez Degollado is taking nearly 7,000 square feet near Midtown East offices.

Hundreds of first responders combed Monmouth Battlefield State Park before 15-year-old Kamilo Giraldo was found and reunited with family.

Eon Marques, 48, faced only attempted murder charges until the medical examiner ruled the August attack a homicide.

A new Quinnipiac poll shows Kathy Hochul still ahead, but Bruce Blakeman is gaining ground upstate and in the suburbs.