Nassau’s Police Officer Memorial 5K returns to Eisenhower Park with a Kids 1K, race awards and scholarships honoring fallen officers.

Free National Night Out events are taking over nine Nassau County communities Tuesday, featuring police meet-and-greets, K-9 demonstrations, games, food and family activities.

A Central New York school district’s homeschool testing policy has sparked an appeal over who can certify a student’s education and whether graduation letters could be held up.

Costumed window washers rappelled down Maimonides Hospital to surprise Brooklyn’s pediatric patients with a superhero visit.

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

Kingsbridge residents say a new rent-stabilized building helped trigger a rat infestation that now has neighbors afraid to leave home.

Crown Heights tenants say rats are overrunning their apartments despite traps, exterminators and repeated complaints. City records show dozens of complaints and HPD violations at the building.

NYC’s new budget adds $12 million for home-delivered senior meals, but advocates say full seven-day coverage still needs more funding.

NYC Public Schools is hiring for the coming school year, and some support jobs do not require a college degree. School aide openings are appearing across the boroughs.

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.

Tenants on University Avenue say roof leaks have spread through upper floors, leaving soggy ceilings and an evacuated sixth floor as residents push for a roof repair.

A viral Central Park kiss has reportedly derailed a Wachtell partner’s move to Gibson Dunn and landed him on leave.

Two Brooklyn dental offices face a city lawsuit over allegations that patients were pushed into unaffordable procedures and high-interest loans.