The city Fire Department has released its first-ever anti-nepotism policy, prompting eye rolls from critics who say “FDNY family” is more than just a feelgood catch phrase. The two-page policy

Surveillance video released Friday appeared to show an Alabama woman walking into an open police van, where her body was discovered almost two weeks later. Christina Nance, a 29-year-old Black

A 16-year-old boy died Friday night after he was shot in the face on a Lower East Side street near ramps leading to the Williamsburg Bridge, police sources said. The

State Attorney General Letitia James launched her investigation Friday into the Brooklyn love-triangle shooting where an NYPD officer wounded her ex-girlfriend and executed a romantic rival with her service weapon.

This holy man worships many spirits. A pastor with eight drunk driving offenses on his record went for another one last week in Michigan — this time, upping the ante

The wheels on the bus go round and round — too fast for children’s safety. Some New York City school bus drivers have a need for speed, racking up a

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

A 14-year-old boy was shot in his Queens home Sunday, police said. The youngster was in his house on 243rd St. near 136th Ave. in Rosedale when a gunman burst

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