A 9-year-old was severely injured by a neighbor's pit bull in Bay Shore, prompting the family to demand the dog's removal amid ongoing concerns and a pending court decision.

The remains of two WWII soldiers, Private Harland Hennessey and Private William E. Calkins, were identified over 80 years after their deaths in Japanese prison camps.

The NTSB report on a tragic July 2023 fire on the cargo ship Grande Costa D'Avorio revealed failures in vehicle operations, ship design, and firefighter training that led to two fatalities.

NYC beer deliveries face disruption as Manhattan Beer & Beverage Distributors workers strike over pension changes and unfair labor practices, potentially impacting bar and restaurant supplies.

Wegmans is opening a high-end sushi restaurant, Next Door, in Manhattan on April 30th, offering a menu crafted by skilled chefs with ingredients from Tokyo's Toyosu market.

Little Fino, an Italian-inspired eatery, opens in Brooklyn offering drinks and snacks, while NYC sees other new dining options like Fairweather and Leonessa.

Harvey Weinstein's retrial on sexual assault charges commences, with jury selection underway, after his 2020 conviction was overturned due to trial errors. He pleads not guilty and is also appealing a separate 2022 conviction in Los Angeles.

Music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs pleaded not guilty to new federal sex trafficking charges, with his defense seeking trial delay due to evidence access issues.

Forest Hills Stadium in New York City obtains conditional approval to hold summer concerts, facing local concerns over noise and crowds, with measures like noise code compliance and security.

Three people were injured early Tuesday when an ambulance and a box truck collided at Pelham Parkway South and Williamsbridge Road in the Bronx. The box truck overturned, and all injured were taken to Jacobi Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

NTSB recovers main rotor and other parts from the Hudson River helicopter crash that killed six, including three children, as the investigation continues.

The New York City Council has passed a bill for adding 1,000 public restrooms by 2035, addressing the city's facilities shortage. The plan follows a $5.6 million renovation of Tompkins Square Park's restrooms and raises discussions on maintenance.

New York City will transform over 50 streets into car-free zones on April 26th for Earth Day, featuring public art, music, and activities aimed at promoting environmental awareness and reducing carbon footprints.