A man was slashed in the face on a Bronx subway and received medical care at Castle Hill Avenue station. The attacker, in a black hoodie, is still at large.

New York City faces a surge in 'ghost cars' using fake plates, leading to traffic violations and lost revenue, with the Bronx being the worst affected borough.

Two individuals fired at NYPD officers in Mount Vernon, leading to a shootout with no injuries. The suspects escaped and remain at large after an armed robbery. Metro-North service was temporarily disrupted due to the incident.

Win Naing, 20, from Utica, faces federal charges for receiving and possessing child pornography, with the FBI and local law enforcement involved in the investigation.

Buffalo's Milk-Bone manufacturing facility is undergoing a $53 million renovation, including a new production line and 17 new jobs, with investment from New York State and private sector support.

Two inspectors face federal charges for faking safety inspections on gas pipelines in NYC and Westchester.

New York's forecast indicates sunny skies, mild temps, and a slight chance of showers, with no hazardous weather expected, allowing for pleasant outdoor Labor Day weekend activities.

The new ban on cellphones in New York public schools is being reevaluated by parents following a Minneapolis school shooting, balancing concerns over emergency communication and classroom distractions.

Amtrak launched its NextGen Acela trains at Penn Station, offering luxury amenities and modestly higher speeds, while maintaining current ticket prices despite a $2.5 billion investment.

NYPD boosts security at places of worship following a Minneapolis school shooting; no direct threats to NYC known. The incident resulted in two children's deaths and 17 injuries, and is being investigated as domestic terrorism and a hate crime.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a $3.4 billion investment in New York's water infrastructure, increasing funds for local water projects and creating jobs.

NY AG's OSI finds no basis for charges against officers in Daevon Roberts' death following a traffic stop altercation, as use of force is deemed justifiable.

Four Bronx teens have been charged with second-degree murder and related counts for the fatal stabbing of 14-year-old Angel Mendoza at a playground, in what is described as a retaliatory attack.