Shots were fired in Manhattan early Monday when cops confronted three men believed to be linked to recent muggings outside high-end restaurants that netted more than $4 million worth of

New York City’s annual Columbus Day Parade returns Monday after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down last year’s event. The parade kicks off at 11:30 a.m., heading up Fifth Ave. from

Federal inmates in Brooklyn are paid a pittance to fix up the homes of their jailers, toiling in a work detail that one former inmate compared to slave labor. The

He’s a crime-buster. And a “Ghostbuster.” NYPD veteran Christopher DeFlorio’s pursuit of evil-doers doesn’t end when his shift does: The self-proclaimed “religious demonologist” spends his off-duty hours investigating the supernatural

Six hours after Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, three of the most used apps in the world went down, their services slowly began coming back online for a few users. At

Hate-filled vandals defaced a statue of George Floyd in Union Square Park early Sunday, splattering paint over the 6-foot bust. It was the second time that the memorial has been

Facebook announced Monday that it is “pausing” the development of Instagram Kids after receiving blowback from parents about the threat to the safety and privacy of children who would use

Funeral services for Gabby Petito will be held Sunday afternoon on Long Island, closing another chapter in a mysterious case that has sparked nationwide attention and a massive manhunt for

A pair of crooks cracked an ATM and dumped it outside of a Brooklyn homeless shelter early Friday, creating a surreal scene where cash is usually in short supply. Police

Outside intervention is needed to stabilize New York City’s beleaguered jail system, says the federal monitor overseeing it, blaming the Department of Correction for making no progress over the past