The New York State Pavilion, a relic of the 1964 World's Fair, is being restored with a $50 million project, set to include limited tours and night lighting.

A man wearing a hospital bracelet was found dead in Brooklyn's Newtown Creek. This adds to a series of mysterious deaths in the area, not officially linked. Authorities are investigating, while the cause of death remains undetermined.

Five individuals were arrested for a $20 million retail fraud scheme involving home improvement chains, using shell companies and bad checks for resale.

17-year-old Anthonaya Campbell died after being shot in the face at a Bronx park basketball game, which also took the life of Jaceil Banks and injured three others.

The 99th Feast of San Gennaro, a celebration of Italian culture, is underway in Little Italy, Manhattan, with food, music, and a procession led by Joe Piscopo.

MTA prepares contingency plans, including shuttle buses, for commuters ahead of a potential LIRR strike due to stalled contract negotiations with unions.

A man was fatally shot and a woman wounded at a Bed-Stuy housing complex; the shooter remains at large. Witnesses saw two men fleeing the scene. Police are investigating.

Jamel McGriff has been denied bail after being charged with the murder, arson, and kidnapping of an elderly Queens couple, which he seemingly confessed to following his arrest.

The NYPD is seeking tips regarding a Queens burglary where jewelry worth $1,950 was stolen. The suspect entered a home through the rear door and fled on foot.

Two suspects wanted for a robbery and assault at a Bronx Foot Locker on August 25, 2025, where eight sneakers were stolen and an employee was shoved to the ground.

Two men from New York are charged with alien smuggling and conspiracy after allegedly cooperating with a Canadian group to smuggle three people into the U.S.

Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation to support families of 9/11 victims, providing resources and renewing the September 11th Worker Protection Task Force.

Elhadji Sene faces a 60-count indictment for his alleged identity theft spree involving stolen credit cards and thousands of dollars in unauthorized purchases.