Female police officer leaps into water, fights career criminal before making arrest, video shows
NYPD officers jumped into East Rockaway Inlet to arrest suspected car thief Matthew Swafford after he leaped from a dock to escape capture in Queens.
City workers who cleaned subways during COVID to get a combined $3M in back...
Hundreds of workers who cleaned subway cars during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic will receive a combined $3 million in back pay under a settlement announced Tuesday by City Comptroller Brad Lander. What You Need To Know. Hundreds of workers who cleaned subway cars during the height of the...
NYC ex-cons slice and dice their way through new culinary training program dished up...
In this kitchen, justice is served – and finely chopped. Nearly a dozen ex-cons graduated Monday from the city’s Department of Probation’s inaugural culinary-skills program, part of a range of new classes offered to parolees to try to bolster employment and slash recidivism rates. “This is my yellow brick road,” said...
Covens of witches control New York in Under York
In the upcoming graphic novel, Under York, Sylvain Runberg and Mirka Andolfo tell the tale of five powerful covens of witches who control New York. Two universes—the mundane, bustling streets of a New York City that we know and its secret, magical counterpart known as “Under York”—collide in the destiny of a young...
Harlem’s Historic 110th St. Central Park North Subway Station Renamed In Honor Of Malcolm...
Gov. Kathy Hochul and New York City officials have renamed the 110th St. Central Park North subway station in Harlem after Malcolm X, honoring his lasting legacy.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams uses free internet program to expand police surveillance
This story was originally published by New York Focus. The New York City Police Department is working to use network connections established under the three-year-old Big Apple Connect program to link cameras at New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments directly to the NYPD’s central digital surveillance...
Video: Fight spills onto the tracks at 1st Avenue L stop
A video clip posted to X this evening by @NyShittyNews shows two men fighting on the tracks at the First Avenue L train stop. The cause of the fight is unknown, but both men were lucky a train wasn't coming. One of the men is able to get back to...
Two New Yorkers slashed by strangers in pair of terrifying incidents just hours apart
Two New Yorkers were each slashed by strangers in terrifying, public attacks hours apart on Sunday in The Bronx and Manhattan, cops and sources said. In the latest bloody incident, a 33-year-old man was riding a southbound No. 2 train at around 9:30 p.m. in the Van Nest neighborhood when he and a woman he’d never...
Officer Jumps Into The Water, Fights Off Career Criminal Trying To Flee
The officer and the suspect engaged in hand-to-hand combat in the water.
10 people shot, 2 fatally, across three New York City boroughs in one night
The shootings, which police say were unrelated, all happened early Saturday night into early Sunday morning.
