Two NYPD officers, McMillan and Colon, face charges including burglary and forcible touching; they allegedly abused their authority in Jackson Heights.

NYC's mayoral race intensifies, focusing on the debate over a proposed $250 million public safety academy in Queens, with Mayor Adams defending the project against rivals who view it as wasteful.

A group vandalized NYPD vehicles in Queens, causing damage such as broken windows and dents. Multiple arrests have been made, with the NYPD searching for more suspects.

The Working Families Party endorsed four Democrats in the NYC mayoral race, contrasting with Mayor Adams and Andrew Cuomo, while promoting a safe, affordable city vision.

A Queens state senator supports a plan for a casino complex near Citi Field, which involves reclassifying parkland for development and building a Skypark. The proposal, by Mets owner and Hard Rock, faces opposition but promises economic benefits.

Authorities seek two men who hung a noose from a Queens water tower, potentially as a bias crime. The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force released footage seeking public aid to find them.

A man crashed his car into a backyard in Central Islip and fled. Eric Jordan was arrested for leaving the scene. No injuries, but property was damaged.

Bay Area skywatchers can enjoy the Lyrids and Eta Aquarids meteor showers in April, with peak viewings on April 22 and later in the month, respectively.

New York City is set for a week of unpredictable weather, with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and wind gusts, as well as a mix of foggy and sunny days.

Attorney General James released footage from an OSI investigation of Gary Worthy's death involving NYPD gunfire, aiming to ensure transparency and public trust.

Brian Rodriguez was sentenced to two years in prison for illegally occupying and renting out a Flushing home he did not own, as reported by the Queens DA.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of changing weather for New York with warm temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and a mix of sun and rain.

A woman and her nanny were tied up during a Queens home invasion where burglars stole over $1 million in valuables. The NYPD seeks public help to find the culprits.