Body-camera footage captures a deputy chasing and Tasing a knife-wielding suspect after a postal worker was stabbed at a Carmel post office.

A Brooklyn man convicted in absentia in an Albany County drug case has finally been sentenced after authorities tracked him down in New York City.

CHiPS is moving its pantry operation into a Brooklyn Navy Yard warehouse as demand for emergency food climbs across New York City.

Two Brooklyn men received 20-year sentences after a Treasury impersonation scam drained $750,000 in gold from a Granville victim.

Kensington's next apartment project is finally moving underground. The excavation is paired with a state-approved cleanup of a former auto-repair site.

A Pelham man is accused of withdrawing $143,385 from a deceased neighbor’s pension account over several years.

A 30-year-old man was stabbed and robbed on a Williamsburg street Thursday night. Two suspects remain wanted.

A New York identity theft ring that allegedly stole more than $1.6 million included a former bank employee, federal prosecutors say.

A federal judge says New York prison officials put a cancer patient’s life at risk through years of delayed and missed care. The court has ordered a treatment plan and regular updates.

Spike Lee and BAM are launching a two-day Brooklyn festival featuring films, performances, conversations and a free street fair. The weekend closes with Crooklyn.

Two people are wanted after police say firearms were discharged on a West 136th Street block. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for information leading to an arrest and indictment.

ImageNation is bringing an expanded Black film and music festival to Harlem Week, with screenings, live events and filmmaker conversations running through September.

NYC: ATWORK served 1,268 job seekers with disabilities over two fiscal years, placing 99 in jobs. A new Comptroller review says the program reaches only a fraction of those in need.