NYPD seeks six suspects in theft of 400 bulletproof vests from Ukrainian aid agency’s NYC headquarters
The New York Police Department (NYPD) seeks a band of smiling thieves in the theft of hundreds of bullet-resistant vests…
Read MoreThe New York Police Department (NYPD) seeks a band of smiling thieves in the theft of hundreds of bullet-resistant vests…
Read MoreSmart subway riders enjoy the idyllic views of New York Harbor and the East River as they travel over the…
Read MoreThe New York Police Department (NYPD) continues to underreport officers’ stop-and-frisks, which still improperly target minorities, civil rights attorneys…
Read MoreFollowing NYPD issued stats showing a 34% jump in major crimes, New York City Mayor Adams has laid part of…
Read MoreThe New York Police Department is asking for help tracking down a person's electric wheelchair that was stolen on…
Read MoreCOVID cases in New York are rising to the highest levels since winter just as the Food and Drug Administration…
Read MoreNew York City's Rent Guidelines Board voted Thursday to propose rent hikes for nearly one million rent-stabilized apartments and homes…
Read MoreA 41-year-old man was in police custody Thursday after he drove to a precinct in Queens to turn himself in.…
Read MoreLiteracy coach Meredith Loftus sometimes has a special helper for her phonics lessons with struggling readers at P.S. 70 in…
Read MoreA teenager is in critical condition after she was found shot in the head, lying unconscious in the lobby of…
Read MoreSchools Chancellor David Banks joined the board of the New York City Charter School Center, an organization that advocates…
Read MoreThe mother of an NYPD officer was fatally shot inside her Queens home Wednesday afternoon by a suspect who…
Read MoreIt was the first Monday in May, the traditional date of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Ball, hosted…
Read MoreNew York City has launched a $4 million ad campaign aimed at cracking down on speeding and other “dangerous driving…
Read MoreNew York City's public schools have received an approval for a crash course in urban planning. The approval followed the…
Read MoreDemocratic officials are making a last-minute appeal to the federal courts after the top state court in New York rejected…
Read MoreWith New York City moving into a higher risk category for the spread of COVID, the city’s health department is…
Read MoreJust one week after New York City opened up applications for Summer Rising, its ambitious program that melds academics and…
Read MoreA father visiting the city from Virginia was fatally shot behind the wheel of a Mercedes on the Upper West…
Read MoreWhen a 25-year-old sex trafficking victim defended herself against a buyer who tried to rape her during a violent 2013…
Read MoreA teenage girl sitting inside a Shreveport, La., home Sunday afternoon was fatally shot by a stray bullet from one…
Read MorePolice are hunting for a man they say choked a woman unconscious before raping her inside of an apartment in…
Read MoreThe NYPD is asking for the public's help identifying a pair of armed robbers who allegedly held up three different…
Read MoreThree people were reportedly injured after a knife fight outside of Spring Valley High School in Rockland County on Friday…
Read MoreA judge on Friday declined to overturn former British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking conviction for aiding in Jeffrey Epstein’s…
Read MoreA Bronx gym teacher was arrested Thursday for throttling a middle-schooler, cops said. Chester Hingle, 45, was in the cafeteria…
Read MoreAs New York City required all students to return to school buildings in September for the first time since the…
Read MoreNew York judge Friday ruled that Donald Trump remains in contempt of court, despite a sworn filing submitted by the…
Read MoreCity’s Panel For Educational Policy, a mostly appointed board that makes decisions on major contracts and policies, rejected an annual…
Read MoreThe federal study, conducted by the inspector general’s office for the Department of Health and Human Services, reviewed thousands of…
Read MoreThe second-generation firefighter was killed Sunday when a ceiling collapsed during a three-alarm blaze in Canarsie, hitting Klein, 31, and…
Read MorePesident Joe Biden said Thursday that he is "considering" taking action to forgive some student loan debt, with a decision…
Read MoreOn Wednesday night, the city’s Panel for Educational Policy voted against the routine approval of New York City’s school funding…
Read MoreThis year’s Ramadan overlapped with the state math tests administered to New York’s third- through eighth-graders from April 26-28, upsetting…
Read MoreAccording to an education department letter sent to families on Wednesday, City schools are now providing four at-home COVID testing…
Read MoreThe de Blasio administration had planned to spend $3.1 billion in stimulus funding this fiscal year, but just half of…
Read MoreOn Tuesday, a Queens prostitute who fatally drugged several of her sex clients, including a Cipriani chef, in a twisted…
Read MoreLast month, Adams named a slate of nine appointees — the total number allocated to the mayor on the 15-person…
Read MoreTen-year-old Ariana Miranda is grateful for surviving a scary situation. A former NYPD officer saved the day at an Orange…
Read MoreA judge in New York is holding former President Donald Trump in contempt for failing to comply with a subpoena…
Read MoreFatuma Hydara grew up in the Bronx as the eldest daughter in a Muslim family of West African immigrants. Though…
Read MorePolice are looking for the gunman who shot and killed Marcus Bethea, 24-year-old from Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon inside the…
Read More"Young Sheldon” star Iain Armitage has a real-life counterpart — Elliott Tanner, a Minnesota 13-year-old who is about to graduate…
Read MoreSix-year veteran firefighter Timothy Klein, 31, died while trying to knock down the blaze at a Brooklyn home on Avenue…
Read MoreTracey Meares would have become the first Black valedictorian at Springfield High School in 1984, but instead had to split…
Read MoreTwitter has made a move to ban adverts which are deemed contradictory to science on the issue of climate change.…
Read MoreAs the diversity and inclusion coordinator for the New York State Amateur Hockey Association, Williamson connects local charities with funding…
Read MoreLocated at the New York Hall of Science in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, the Night Market is set to open to…
Read MoreLouisiana Police reported a case of a woman who wanted to teach her 4-year-old granddaughter a lesson about drinking and…
Read MoreJordan Stennett, 18, was charged with attempted murder, reckless endangerment and gun possession, police said. The gunman who fired back…
Read MoreRaymond Spencer, 23, was named as a person of interest by police. He was found dead about six hours after…
Read MoreSome high schoolers recently interviewed the new Chancellor of the New York City Department of Education about the issues students…
Read MoreThe Education Collaborative, a coalition of more than 30 community organizations, wants the city to launch a three-year, $8.2 million…
Read MoreVeteran math teacher Kate Belin has won numerous accolades for her work with students and her mentorship of teachers, including…
Read MoreA 17-year-old boy is being mourned as a hero after he trying to rescue a driver who had crashed into…
Read MoreCouncilwoman Shahana Hanif (D-Brooklyn) wants DA Alvin Bragg to review comments made by Deputy Police Commissioner John Miller before the…
Read MoreOn Wednesday, 10-year-old Devarjaye Daniel, who goes by DJ, from Pearland, Texas, was sworn in by the New York Police…
Read MoreDespite the influx of resources, occupational and physical therapists across the city have struggled to get paid on time since…
Read MoreNYPD SUV hit and injured a pedestrian carrying groceries across a Brooklyn street Tuesday, police sources said. The 59-year-old victim…
Read MorePolice confirmed on Wednesday of arresting a fugitive wanted for raping twin 4-year-old girls. Prior to the arrest, he assaulted…
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