Brooklyn NY

NYPD officers say 80-year-old Sandra Hall, who sang with hit group The Platters, had been missing for four days.

A 73-year-old man was attacked and robbed in Staten Island Friday and the thieves are still on the loose, according to police. Police are looking for two men wearing hoodies who shoved the man to the ground and then robbed him of his phone, jewelry and about $1,700, cops said. Florida county official accused of...

Construction is already underway for the first location in Brooklyn’s East Flatbush neighborhood.

Another case in the growing trend of subway surfing that has claimed the lives of several young people across the city.

The NYPD is working to stop drug users who residents said are taking over their Bedford Park apartment building.

When a suspected car thief dove into the water to avoid capture earlier this month, New York City Police officers dove in after him and took him into custody. The New York City Police Department on Sunday shared body-worn camera video from the Aug. 5 incident. Officers had responded to the area of East Rockaway […]

Loehmann’s, the New York City-based discount department store that had a devoted — and deeply Jewish — fan base, is set to make a return later this month. Now under new ownership after closing for good in 2014, Loehmann’s will relaunch as a series of pop-up stores, beginning with a warehouse sale at Tanger Outlets at...

An unhinged man shot his neighbor with a crossbow in Brooklyn early Wednesday, cops said. Joseph English, 64, allegedly marched up to the victim in the dark around 4:40 a.m. outside their building on Hanson Place in Fort Greene and threatened him, police and sources said. “I’m going to shoot you,” English coolly...

Mayor Eric Adams says New York City doesn’t need National Guard intervention, insisting the NYPD is equipped to handle public safety. Adams urged the federal government to help fight crime by enacting stricter gun legislation, particularly to keep firearms away from dangerous individuals and those with mental health...

In a landmark move to enhance mobility and ease transportation costs, New York City has unveiled new rules effective in 2025 to provide free MetroCards to senior citizens and disabled residents. This initiative represents a significant step in public transit accessibility and affordability, aiming to empower these...