Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says he’s considering a run for Congress after a legal battle over the state’s political maps opened up a seat in Brooklyn

Following the April 13 shooting in Brooklyn, accused shooter Frank James has pleaded not guilty on two charges, ABC News’ Aaron Katersky reports.

Accused subway shooter Frank James pleads not guilty in federal court

A January trial date has been set for former New York Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin to face charges that he traded his clout as a state senator for campaign contributions

A Manhattan federal court jury has returned a mixed verdict in the trial of a New Jersey software developer who authorities say researched and photographed U.S. landmarks for possible attacks

One woman was killed and 22 people injured in the incident.

The deepest fears of some New Yorkers are crawling to the surface as the metropolis continues its recovery from the pandemic

Frank James allegedly opened fire on a Manhattan-bound train on April 12.

Authorities say Dairo Usuga, 50, is responsible for crimes including drug trafficking, conspiracy and illegally possessing weapons.

A faulty fan caused the glitch that stopped cameras at a Brooklyn subway station to stop transmitting during a mass shooting on a rush-hour train last month.

A federal labor board will count ballots cast by warehouse workers.

For an entire month every year -- the holy month of Ramadan -- the workers running halal carts in New York City can't eat their own food during daylight.

As New York City forges ahead with its recovery, the pandemic is leaving lasting imprints, especially on city roadways: less room for cars and more space for people

James' lawyers say he was DNA swabbed and forced to sign documents.

New York City has passed one of the nation’s most far-reaching requirements for employers to tell job-seekers what they can make

The head of New York City’s jails has told a federal judge that he plans to begin implementing meaningful changes within days to the troubled Rikers Island jail complex

New York City Mayor Eric Adams discusses what he thinks it will take to turn the city’s crime numbers around.

The New York City mother found stabbed to death inside a duffel bag had asked her alleged killer to leave her house "multiple times" before she was stabbed to death.

David Bonola, 44, was arrested Thursday on a charge of second-degree murder for the alleged killing of 51-year-old Orsolya Gaal.

A person is in custody in connection with the death of Orsolya Gaal, the New York City mother found stabbed to death inside a duffel bag.

Police arrested the 44-year-old suspect David Bonola after authorities said he worked as a handyman and had been having an intimate affair with the victim for the last two years.

New York City is under fire for sometimes releasing massive amounts of water a day from a key reservoir in the Catskill Mountains

Authorities said that video showed a person dragging a duffle bag down the street early on Saturday morning and police think the body of Orsolya Gaal was inside.

Simon Martial was accused of shoving Michelle Alyssa Go onto New York City subway train tracks in January.

NYPD are looking at several potential clues from Osolya Gaal's cellphone, saying she had the numbers of three men and investigators want to talk to one of them.

Authorities believe Orsoyla Gaal, who was stabbed up to 60 times, was killed in her home in Queens and detectives want to speak to a man whose number was found in her cellphone.

The NYPD said a surveillance still could be a crucial clue in tracking down the person responsible for murdering Orsolya Gaal, 51, and dumping her body by a Queens highway.

The NYPD is searching for the killer of a mother who was stabbed to death and left in a large rollable duffel bag.

The Supreme Court is declining to wade into a lawsuit filed by four New York City public school employees over a policy that they be vaccinated against COVID-19

"You know, I say over and over again, there are many rivers that feed the sea of violence," Adams said. "It's not a red state, blue state."

George Stephanopoulos interviews Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell on "This Week."

The transit workers were honored at City Hall for their quick thinking that helped save lives.

Train operator David Artis, who was driving the Manhattan-bound N train Tuesday morning when the shooting began, described the tense moment of rushing passengers to safety.

Former NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce says evidence suggests New York City subway shooting suspect Frank James put a lot of effort into his planning of the attack.

Several tips "contributed directly to the arrest" of the suspect, the NYPD said.

How the subway shooting and suspect arrest unfolded after 10 people were shot on a subway train in Brooklyn.

Wizdom Powell, health director of The Health Disparities Institute, says it could take survivors of the NYC subway shooting a long time to recover from the psychological impact.

Frank James, the man accused of opening fire on a subway train in Brooklyn, visited multiple Manhattan neighborhoods as the NYPD hunted for him.

MTA train operator David Artis and MTA train conductor Raven Haynes discuss how their quick thinking saved lives in the moments after the shooting.

Prosecutors said Frank James carried out a “premeditated” attack when he opened fire on a crowded subway train, injuring 29.

New York City subway shooting suspect Frank James appeared in federal court today and is now being held without bail.

The suspect, Frank James, was captured on camera multiple times before allegedly shooting 10 people Tuesday morning on a subway in New York City.

Frank Robert James, who is accused of opening fire on a rush-hour subway train in Brooklyn, was ordered to be held without bail following his first appearance in court on Thursday.

Officers arrested alleged shooter Frank James after a 30-hour manhunt that involved leads from several states. Investigators haven’t divulged if James had a motive for the attack.

The man accused of shooting 10 people on a Brooklyn subway train is due in court Thursday.

Frank James, the Brooklyn subway shooting suspect who was arrested on Wednesday afternoon, faces a federal terrorism-related charge.

The defense attorney for New York City subway shooting suspect Frank James said people should avoid rushing to judgment and wait for all the facts to come out.

Frank James, 62, was wanted for allegedly shooting 10 people in Brooklyn.

ABC News chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas on what investigators are focused on following the arrest of Frank James.

ABC News' senior investigative reporter Aaron Katersky and former FBI agent Brad Garrett discuss how the case went from a local crime to a federal terrorism case.