The frantic call underscored the dire emergency: “Listen … listen to me,” a distraught man tells a 911 operator. “Get an ambulance here now.” “All right, sir, we’re going to

The Mega Millions grand prize jackpot has climbed once again and is surely nearing $1 billion. No one won the big $820 million jackpot in Tuesday night’s drawing, so the

The Department of Buildings has deemed the crane that partially collapsed safe and there is no fear of further collapse. As a result, 10th Avenue was reopened to traffic Thursday

An overflow crowd of community members and faith leaders attended a police briefing Friday to learn more about the untimely death of a beloved pastor. Rev. Tommie Jackson, 69, was

Search efforts have resumed for the teen swimmer who went missing in the water off of Coney Island in Brooklyn on Thursday. The NYPD Harbor Unit arrived on the scene

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro took a moment on Tuesday to thank a family and their dog who helped capture an escaped inmate and accused murderer. Tucker, a 6-year-old chocolate lab,

An investigation is underway after police say a man slashed at least two people with scissors in Greenwich Village on Thursday morning. A shirtless suspect approached a man and slashed

July has been so hot thus far that scientists calculate that this month will be the hottest globally on record and likely the warmest human civilization has seen, even though

Nine civilians and three firefighters were injured after a burning crane partially collapsed from a Manhattan high-rise. Due to fallen debris, 10th Avenue remains closed between west 39th and 42nd

City officials are urging New Yorkers to prepare for a stretch of extreme temperatures in what could be the first heat wave of the summer. An Excessive Heat Warning is