Federal prosecutors say a Manhattan college student died and another nearly died after being deceived into taking fentanyl disguised as cocaine.

Judge Ramon Reyes ruled New York cannot be forced to help federal immigration agents, even as street protests and ICE arrests continue.

A shots-fired call near the Marlboro Houses led police to a 24-year-old stabbing victim instead. He's expected to recover.

Aiden Zachary pleaded guilty a year after Liam Delemo's dying words to his parents were, “I love you. I'm sorry.”

Cheninson Lafontaine, 27, allegedly hit 89 mph before slamming into another driver on Cathedral Avenue. His Mercedes caught fire with him still inside.

Nearly 70 U.S. teachers scrapped a Reggio Emilia study trip after being asked to sign a Gaza-related pledge.

Crews cut through a metal wall to reach the flames at Brooklyn Resource Recovery, the latest in a string of fires on the block.

The second annual Cost of Living Classic hits Maimonides Park on October 25, with free bleacher seats and borough bragging rights up for grabs.

Students will emcee the October 20 forum at M.S. 131, pushing Mayor Mamdani for a real integration plan.

The armed robber dropped his gun during a struggle at Jerome Court before running off toward the 176th Street subway.

A 30-year-old employee was sprayed trying to stop a theft at the New Lots Avenue store, police say.

Kyle Taylor says he blacked out for three minutes after EAGLE inspectors confronted him near Rockaway and Pitkin avenues.

Feathers, rhinestones and over 100 performers from as far as Australia took over three NYC stages this month.