The Southern Boulevard crash marks yet another emergency-vehicle collision on a South Bronx corridor already flagged for its high crash rate.

Matthew Spatola allegedly kept selling drugs at the shelter even after a resident fatally overdosed, prosecutors say.

The Joplin's ground floor will host Port Chester's first microbrewery, Run & Hide, near where Janis Joplin once played the Capitol Theatre.

Macombs Dam Park's fields are pocked with holes and weeds nearly 14 years after opening, while the Yankees weigh what they'll pay to fix it.

Suffolk swapped ShotSpotter for Flock's Raven gunshot sensors without a legislative vote, even as vandals keep striking Flock cameras across Long Island.

Three men swarmed a 21-year-old motorist stopped at East 149th Street, ripping a gold chain off his neck before speeding off toward the Major Deegan.

A hate-filled message was spray-painted on a banner at the future Islamic Center of Mastic-Shirley over the weekend, sparking a hate crimes probe.

A New York judge sided with the FTC, ruling the deal would have handed Henkel over 80% of the construction adhesive market.

CityPicklepalooza brings free open play, pro exhibitions, and a live DJ to Times Square Plaza starting August 26.

A black car fled after striking a man in a crosswalk near 186th Street, leaving him critical at Jamaica Hospital. No arrests have been made.

Vladimir Alonzo, 23, was released without bail on 22 counts after allegedly ramming a patrol car and flipping a minivan across Suffolk's South Shore.

Kitt Hamilton was treated and released before dying inside his Bronx home. No arrests have been made.

A Tel Aviv billboard lumps Mayor Mamdani in with Hezbollah's chief and Iran's new supreme leader ahead of Israel's October vote.