A pre-dawn four-alarm fire at 3435 Dekalb Avenue hurt two firefighters and two neighbors as crews fought to reach blocked hydrants.

The shooting near West 142nd Street is the latest along a Harlem corridor that's seen repeated gunfire in recent years.

Destination Tomorrow drew city leaders to the Bronx Museum for a night celebrating Black queer history and pushing for a citywide Black Pride Month.

A five-story building with income-restricted units will rise on Varet Street, using a city incentive program launched in 2024.

Police shut down West 204th Street and Sherman Avenue after cars jumped the curb, echoing a deadly 2022 crash three blocks away.

Lidl's own lab testing caught the contamination before anyone reported getting sick, per federal regulators.

Relatives of Jose Daniel Diaz Felipe say R.G. Ortiz Funeral Home cremated him before they even got to say goodbye.

The Traveling with Dignity Act would put changing tables in stadiums and rest stops statewide. Westchester's Pete Harckham says it's overdue.

Jeury Fernandez-Navarro grabbed a seated customer by the hair before slashing his arm with a straight razor at a South Broadway shop.

Daniel Kretsinger allegedly traveled to DC, Florida and Long Island trying to find Jeanine Pirro before posting threats on X.

The Exley converted a Jackson Street parking strip into a car-free hangout, with plans for flea markets and a queer food festival.

A 25-year-old was hit in the ankle outside 268 East 98th Street; no arrests yet as police hunt two masked suspects.

Keshawn Williams, 11th grader at Blythedale Children's Hospital, used AI to write “Blythedale Bounce” about beating medulloblastoma.