An 11-year-old boy is in critical condition after a hit-and-run in Brooklyn involving a 2026 Acura Integra. The driver fled, and police are investigating.

NY Attorney General Letitia James' indictment shakes up the NYC mayoral race, with candidates expressing varying reactions from defense to calls for an end to political prosecutions.

Two men were attacked at Manhattan's 57th Street subway station; one was slashed, another shoved onto tracks. Suspects fled, and NYPD seeks information.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy Columbus Day for Manhattan with strong winds and temperatures near 60 degrees, continuing into the night. Conditions may improve slightly on Tuesday with less wind.

NYC homeowners can now legally convert basements and auxiliary spaces into rental units to alleviate the housing crisis; safety measures are in place for flood and fire risks.

A nor'easter hits the Tri-State Area with strong winds and heavy rain, causing state emergencies in New Jersey and NYC. The storm brings coastal flooding, travel disruptions, and potential power outages.

NYPD officers fatally shot a man in Brooklyn after he allegedly violated a restraining order and fled while armed. Family demands bodycam footage release.

Luigi Mangione's lawyers filed motions to dismiss charges and bar the death penalty in the federal case for CEO Brian Thompson’s murder.

A Brooklyn house fire injured firefighters, two trapped by a floor collapse, and hospitalized an occupant for smoke inhalation; families are displaced, cause under investigation.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $10 million investment to create the SUNY Brain Institute, enhancing New York's neuroscience research in areas like brain aging and neurodegenerative diseases.

The Manhattan DA announced the return of 29 looted antiquities to Greece, valued at $3 million, as part of a crackdown on illicit cultural heritage trade.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams celebrated one year of PATH, a program aiding subway homeless with services, highlighting over 20,100 engagements and reduced crime.

A Queens woman is charged for orchestrating a "pig butchering scam," defrauding people of $2.1 million by faking online relationships and investments.