Superfan Patrick Dowd's handmade sign became a Nassau Coliseum rallying cry after the Islanders' post-9/11 turnaround season.

A Stony Brook doctor's therapy sessions with responders became a national archive of nearly 500 firsthand 9/11 accounts.

Joseph and Anthony Livreri copped to bribing Eric Ulrich with cash for a Queens bakery's vacate order. Ulrich's own trial starts September 28.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips on the Briggs Avenue shooting — at a building with a violent history.

Two overnight lottery campouts under the Unisphere will host 200 New Yorkers this fall, complete with s'mores and provided tents.

The city's public crash database has not updated since June 11, masking thousands of collisions from safety advocates and researchers.

The attacker struck from behind near Prospect Avenue and fled on foot, police say. It's the latest slashing on this Bronx strip.

A bald eagle was seen over the Bronx this week, another sign the birds are becoming regulars along the borough's waterways.

Nearly 200 people packed the Throgs Neck ball field for a country cover band and a truck-bed stage. Organizers say more bands are coming.

Perla T. Serrano Rivera, 22, is accused of sexual misconduct with a 20-year-old resident and providing contraband at Goshen Secure Center.

Old Stone House Restaurant in Warwick shuts its doors after Sunday, but its owners say a new concept is already brewing in the same historic home.

Free entry, a manga library and a shot at meeting Fragrant Flower creator Saka Mikami await near the Javits Center.

Three intruders scaled a balcony on 101st Street, hurt a man and stole collectible cards before fleeing.