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Police took over 429 Bainbridge Ave., where they say the man was found with multiple stab wounds just before 8 a.m. Friday.

On the 16th day after the fatal Belmont fire that broke out at 660 East 187th Street destroyed the building, animal rights advocates and neighbors joined displaced residents on Thursday, May 7, to advocate for their pets and to demand that City officials allow access to the building to rescue at least seven cats and possibly one dog left inside.

A Brooklyn jury has convicted Harvey Marcelin of killing and dismembering a 68-year-old woman in 2022 and scattering her remains across East New York.

Because he's not in the business of calling for price controls, here are your afternoon links: Elmhurst wants its LIRR station back in action, skinny burritos, spicy comptroller race and more. [ more › ]

Following an accident, everything begins to feel rushed, including your injuries, the damage, and the pressure from insurers. What doesn’t feel obvious is how quickly critical evidence can vanish. So what’s the most overlooked example? Traffic camera footage. Any accident lawyer New York will tell you the same thing: this footage isn’t just helpful; it can quietly decide whether your claim succeeds or struggles...

The call for a fire on the top floor came in around 1:50 p.m. Friday on Weirfield Street. Fire crews arrived under four minutes later, according to officials.

A proposed tax surcharge on some NYC luxury second homes is stirring talk of a new exodus of the super rich to Florida.

Two massive SUVs turned a red light into a demolition derby in a viral road rage video, and the internet has thoughts. Here's what happened and what we can all learn from it.

A 67-year-old man was shoved off his bicycle in broad daylight near Avenue H and East 15 Street in Brooklyn’s 70th Precinct, and police say the attacker is still on the run. The assault happened on Monday, April 6, at about 4:30 p.m., according to a wanted alert circulated by the NYPD. An unidentified person approached the man, pushed him from...

The Bayonne Police Department swore in six new officers at a City Hall ceremony yesterday: Xavier Hogan, Anthony Lucia, Nicholas Cerbone, Justin Walker, Beshoy Nasrallah, and Roberto Bernardo. City Clerk Madelene Medina administered the oath of office to the group. Interim Mayor Robert Kubert, also the public safety director and...