Two New York City motorists were killed in a chaotic multi-car crash on the Saw Mill River Parkway in Yonkers, authorities said. Adolph Cintron, 57, of Brooklyn, was headed south

One man was fatally shot and another was wounded on a Queens street Monday night, police said. Gunshots rang out at about 8 p.m. on 37th Ave. near 95th St.

When Mayor de Blasio stepped into City Hall in 2014, the number of homeless people living in shelters was climbing, conditions within the New York City Housing Authority’s more than

A 31-year-old parolee was fatally shot in Queens early Monday, police said. Peter Johnson was shot in the head in front of a home on 212th St. near Hollis Ave.,

The Christmas Day shooting of a fabulously wealthy Long Island couple by their hulking bodybuilder son is only the latest chapter in the saga of a family whose lives would

Facing an accelerating COVID threat to New York hospitals, Gov. Hochul said Monday that the state was girding to keep beds open and to maintain staffing, but that the economy

A pedestrian and a bicyclist on the Upper East Side were struck and killed by the driver of a box truck on Christmas Eve, police said. The fatal collision happened

Frontline employees in New York can return to work just five days after testing positive for COVID-19 as long as they are fully vaccinated and asymptomatic under new guidance announced

In a decision that could have broader implications for the beleaguered city jail system, a Manhattan judge has ordered the release of a Rikers Island detainee because the city Correction

A 10-year-old Pennsylvania girl is the latest victim of the dangerous “Blackout Challenge” that’s gone viral on social media. Nylah Anderson attempted the risky trend — which challenges participants to