Police body camera footage showed a female suspect push a woman on the platform into a train. The suspect was arrested and faces an attempted murder charge.

Police have arrested a man in the unsolved slayings of three women in the same building at a New York City housing project for seniors

Three soldiers are dead after a military helicopter crashed in upstate New York Wednesday evening, authorities said.

Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang discusses his run for New York City Mayor and addresses recent criticism he's faced on "The View" Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2020.

Yang responds to a comment about the struggle of working from home and his two children’s virtual education while living in a two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan.

The former presidential candidate reacts to the Capitol siege and discusses his run for mayor of NYC on “The View.”

There are at least four victims at multiple locations.

A passenger bus veered off the road and was left hanging from an overpass in the Bronx.

Various people were injured after a passenger bus experienced an issue and was left hanging off an overpass in New York's Bronx.

New York City is severing its contracts with President Donald Trump's eponymous company, a move that could cost the outgoing president millions of dollars.

A white woman who wrongly accused a Black teenager of stealing her cellphone appeared to back off her apology to the youth in a TV interview, suggesting without evidence that maybe he did try to steal her phone after all

The boarded up windows and For Rent signs are all over the place in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood

A California woman faces multiple charges for allegedly falsely accusing a Black teenager of stealing her smartphone and physically attacking him inside a hotel.

Authorities arrested Miya Ponsetto in California after she was seen on video allegedly assaulting a Black teenager after accusing him of stealing her phone.

Miya Ponsetto was taken into custody in California after a video showed her falsely accusing Keyon Harrold, Jr., 14, of stealing her phone in a violent confrontation.

Authorities said she put up a fight and resisted arrest.

A New York man has been charged with hate crime over a series of attacks on women.

A man who used a tree branch in an assault spree throughout Manhattan has been arrested.

Newly released surveillance video showed a woman wrestle 14-year-old Keyon Harrold Jr. to the ground after falsely accusing him of theft. Police said they are looking for the unidentified woman.

New York City is closing the books on its bloodiest year after a long time of being known as the safest big city in America

Michael Alig has died of a suspected drug overdose in New York City at age 54.

Officials shut down an illegal nightclub in New York City Sunday morning.

He told police he was on the train and set paper on fire but not the “big fire.”

The woman who crashed into a crowd of people in New York City Friday has been charged with reckless endangerment, police said.

Surveillance video shows the man on the top steps of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, firing into the air. Police opened fire, killing the gunman.

Shots rang out at the end of a choral concert on the steps of an NYC cathedral.

Police shot and killed an armed man who opened fire outside a Manhattan cathedral as carolers sang songs.

Lindsey Boylan tweeted Cuomo “sexually harassed me for years. Many saw it...”

The restaurant industry has been devastated by new lockdowns, cold weather and the continued stalemate over funding in Congress.

Attention: FAO Schwarz is now on Airbnb. This is not a drill.

Fans gathered in Central Park’s Strawberry Fields to pay tribute to the musician who was shot and killed 40 years ago.

More than 50% of New York City firefighters said in a survey that they would not take a COVID-19 vaccine.

Multiple U.S. marshals were injured in a shootout with a suspect in the Wakefield section of the Bronx Friday morning.

The suspect, Andre Sterling, was shot and killed at the scene, according to law enforcement officials.

The FBI called their alleged scheme “incredibly blatant.”

“GMA” sponsor the Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation celebrates Lorraine Alexander, who started the Co-Op City Tennis program to bring the game to an underserved community.

New York City public elementary schools will reopen in-person, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Sunday.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to reopen the city’s pre-K and elementary schools on Dec. 7.

Dinkins was the first and only Black mayor in the city’s history when he served during the turbulent early 1990s. He died at the age of 93.

Commuters are facing delays after eight cars of a New Jersey Transit commuter trail derailed

Harlem Grown founder Tony Hillery talks about how his urban farming initiative is helping to fight the growing food insecurity crisis.

New York City police say a young woman has died and six other people were wounded in a shooting at an apartment building in Brooklyn that followed an earlier shooting near a Sweet 16 birthday party

Authorities say a man pushed her off the platform during rush hour as a train was approaching. She was able to roll away and only suffered minor injuries. The suspect was arrested.

Authorities say two armed men released five people who were held hostage during an apparent robbery attempt at a home in the New York City borough of Queens before they surrendered peacefully

Carl Lentz, a famous pastor and friend to many celebrity congregants, was fired by the church. Justin Bieber and wife Hailey Baldwin reportedly have cut ties with the pastor.

The officer allegedly served as a lookout for cocaine traffickers.

Chief Juanita Holmes was just appointed the NYPD's Chief of Patrol, making her not only the first African American woman but the first woman ever to hold the seat.

The New York City Marathon takes a virtual route amid the coronavirus pandemic on the first Sunday in November.

NYPD warns of falling debris as a crane spinning in the wind knocked what appears to be metal from a nearby skyscraper.

The  Justice Department is vastly expanding an inquiry that could determine whether New York is undercounting coronavirus deaths among nursing home residents