Newly released body-cam footage details the three-hour standoff on Kosciuszko Street that ended with an ESU officer shot and Simons killed.

Baptist Temple Church gets a new sanctuary as a 55-unit rental tower rises on 116th Street, backed by $19.62 million in financing.

SBH Health System now lets Bronx patients refuse blood transfusions while still getting full surgical care, staff say.

Hope's Door says a proposed 49% state funding cut hits just as the Westchester nonprofit serves 51% more victims. Advocates warn lives are at stake.

Powerhouse Arts will let visitors walk through five Prado masterpieces via a retiring guard's eyes, starting October 1.

Neighbors in College Point say they smelled decomposition for days before parole officers found a starved dog inside the man's home.

One mother says her nonverbal son left the Downtown Brooklyn program speaking. Helen Keller Services now plans to expand to Long Island.

Police say the man circled the West Drive yard before fleeing empty-handed. Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for tips.

Gilbert Bell Fernández, 63, told authorities the U.S. was saving his life by pulling him out of Costa Rican custody.

A 74-foot condo building with a penthouse and five spacious units is headed for the old Kimchee Market site near McGuinness Boulevard.

Ryan Mack, 33, allegedly recorded children among his victims before fleeing New York; he's now free on his own recognizance.

A 24-year-old was hit in the legs, shoulders, stomach and neck on East 219th Street. It's the third shooting near this Bronx block since April 2025.

Francis John Teeling worked only as a substitute at Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School; officials say the crimes happened off school grounds.