The Nassau County executive says his Protect Our Daughters plan would start on day one as governor, even as polls show him trailing badly.

The attack outside 88-01 Queens Boulevard left the teen hospitalized but stable. Police have not said if he knew his attacker.

Police say a 32-year-old man was found sitting inside a Jefferson Street home before allegedly headbutting a sheriff's officer while awaiting arraignment.

The senator wants Flock Safety to wipe crime-unrelated data and disclose federal access to its license-plate database by Oct. 16.

Rep. Tim Burchett says Darializa Avila Chevalier's old tweet about the flag should keep her out of Congress. Legal experts say the Constitution says otherwise.

Alley Cabral quit her corporate job to grow a Bronx group chat into a nationwide club where even Red Sox fans feel welcome.

NYCHA initially offered only a two-bedroom unit — until News 12 Brooklyn asked questions.

The lab inside Infosys's Lower Manhattan office will explore enterprise AI adoption, including regulatory and sustainability challenges.

Rodney Solomon fired into a parking lot after dodging gunfire himself, striking a man seated in his truck outside 103 West Third Street.

Art of Manga opens Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum with rare hand-drawn pages from Eiichiro Oda, Rumiko Takahashi, and more, running through January 31, 2027.

A century-old Stapleton courthouse will become Staten Island's first community justice center, backed by $20 million in combined city and state money.

The driver was taken into custody near the Steinway Overpass as police probe a deadly early-morning crash.

Crews are digging at 237 East 77th Street, where a carriage house once sheltered homeless adults before sitting empty for years.