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This year's Times Square Ball Drop marked not only the end of 2025, but also the end of the MetroCard. Now, New Yorkers must use their credit, debit, or One Metro New York (OMNY) card to navigate the city aboard Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) trains and buses. While some residents welcome the transition...

The short-beaked dolphins played and danced in the East River near Randall’s Island with the city's stunning skyline serving as a backdrop.

A chilling cold case that goes back 52 years has been solved on Long Island, police say. DNA technology linked a former Oceanside sanitation worker to Barbara Waldman's 1974 murder.

Lease or own? For one New York City supermarket, the decision came down to a nine-figure sum. Bogopa, the parent company of the Food Bazaar grocery chain, paid $101.1 million to buy the site of its store at 42-02 Northern Boulevard in Queens’ Long Island City neighborhood, Crain’s reported. The deal for the...

GRAVESEND, Brooklyn (PIX11) — Investigators are searching for answers in a fatal multi-vehicle crash involving an FDNY fire truck. Authorities say a 78-year-old man was killed, and several more people were injured, including firefighters. A crucial question for investigators was whether the fire truck’s lights and...

Heart-wrenching police bodycam footage captured the tragic final moments for hero NYPD cop Jonathan Diller, as his partner fought in vain to save the young dad. “I’m shot, I’m shot,” Diller, 31, screams after being hit in the stomach during a confrontation in Far Rockaway with accused cop killer Guy Rivera on March...

Like in many major cities, finding a good place to park your car for free in New York can be difficult. Unfortunately, it may become even harder in the future, as Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is studying plans to eliminate free parking spaces to boost the city’s revenue.

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – New York City collected nearly $400,000 in fines from property owners illegally renting out rooms in January, according to the Department of Buildings. The city charged a Manhattan property owner $17,500 for violating its Airbnb rules, which require a host to be present for any full-unit...

On Tuesday, March 10, 2026, a federal judge in Manhattan handed a 73-month prison sentence to a Bradenton man who prosecutors say spent years blanketing the country with fake web-hosting invoices. Robert W. Lederhilger III, 44, mailed nearly three million deceptive notices that typically listed $180 as the amount...

The lawsuit, brought forward the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, alleges the company substantially upcharged customers.