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- Nov 13
New York police release sketch of a man wanted for assaulting a woman while making racist statements
Police released a sketch of a white man wanted for allegedly assaulting a woman while making derogatory anti-black statements in Brooklyn, New York.
Nov 13
- Nov 9
A stunning Mandarin duck is putting the fall colors in Central Park to shame and New Yorkers can’t get enough
The Mandarin duck that’s taking over the Internet and drawing people from around the globe to New York City is back.
Nov 9
- Nov 9
Prominent former NY attorney general won't face abuse charges
Despite no charges, Schneiderman said he accepts responsibility for his actions.
Nov 9
- Nov 7
NYC subway terror bombing suspect found guilty
Bangladeshi immigrant Akayed Ullah was charged with detonating a homemade bomb.
Nov 7
- Nov 7
NYC subway terror bombing suspect found guilty
Bangladeshi immigrant Akayed Ullah was charged with detonating a homemade bomb.
Nov 7
- Nov 7
Man found guilty on all counts in New York City subway bomb attack
Akayed Ullah was caught in December detonating an explosive strapped to his body at the height of rush hour; five people were injured.
Nov 7
- Nov 6
Paralyzed woman completes NYC Marathon entirely on crutches
Hannah Gavios approaches the finish line of the 2018 New York City Marathon, Nov. 4, 2018.
Nov 6
- Nov 6
3 women arrested for trying to unfurl giant 'VOTE' banner on NYC bridge
Only one word on the banner was exposed: VOTE.
Nov 6
- Nov 5
Anti-black graffiti found at NYC monument
The African Burial Ground National Historic Monument was targeted in Lower Manhattan.
Nov 5
- Nov 5
Trial over possible citizenship question on 2020 census begins in New York
State and civil liberties groups say the question is a racially-motivated form of discrimination.
Nov 5
- Nov 5
NYC Marathon sets record with nearly 53,000 finishers
NYC Marathon sets record for any marathon worldwide with nearly 53,000 finishers
Nov 5 - Nov 4
The 2018 NYC Marathon is underway
More than 50,000 runners will make their way through the five boroughs of New York City.
Nov 4 - Nov 1
Saudi sisters' bodies found in Hudson River
Police are calling the deaths suspicious as they try to determine what happened to the sisters who reportedly had sought asylum in the U.S. ABC News' Kendis Gibson reports.
Nov 1 - Oct 25
2 women's bodies bound together discovered floating in New York's Hudson River: Police
The circumstances of the deaths remain a mystery.
Oct 25 - Oct 24
Two women's bodies bound together discovered floating in New York's Hudson River: Police
While officials said that the bodies were taped together, the circumstances surrounding the incident remain unknown, officials said.
Oct 24 - Oct 24
NY governor and NYC mayor to public officials: 'Don't encourage violence'
"What is not good [for democracy] is overheated rhetoric," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
Oct 24 - Oct 24
NYPD: Explosive device and envelope with white powder found at CNN in NYC
Packages containing explosive devices were sent to multiple locations across the country.
Oct 24 - Oct 24
NYC mayor says bomb sent to CNN office was 'act of terror'
"The very concept of terrorism is to change us, and we will not allow that to happen," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Oct 24 - Oct 22
Swiss man arrested after crashing drone into New York City building
The 29-year-old was charged after crashing his drone into a midtown building.
Oct 22 - Oct 22
70-year-old woman murdered in New York City apartment
Police found the woman with her throat slashed.
Oct 22 - Oct 22
New York Police Department halts use of bodycams after 1 explodes
NYPD said the change was "effective immediately."
Oct 22 - Oct 11
Son of limo company owner charged with negligent homicide after New York crash that killed 20: Police
The upstate New York crash left 20 people, including the driver, dead.
Oct 11 - Oct 11
NY man built 200-pound bomb to detonate on Election Day: Feds
Paul Rosenfeld allegedly built a large bomb to detonate in Washington D.C.
Oct 11 - Oct 9
Family of driver in limo crash speaks out
After 20 people died, lawyers representing the family of the driver said the limo "was neither roadworthy or safe."
Oct 9 - Oct 9
Authorities identify all 20 victims killed in limo crash
A 34-year-old dad, a professor and young newlyweds were among the victims.
Oct 9 - Oct 9
Limo company owner under scrutiny after crash leaves 20 dead
The impact of the crash was so strong that the engine block reportedly ended up in the front of the car.
Oct 9 - Oct 8
Limo in New York crash that killed 20 failed inspection, driver had wrong license
All 18 people inside the limo and 2 pedestrians were killed.
Oct 8 - Oct 8
Limousine crash leaves 20 dead
In upstate New York a limousine carrying people going to a birthday party collided with another vehicle, lost control and rolled down a hill.
Oct 8 - Oct 8
New York Mayor de Blasio puts off homeless advocate: 'I'm in the middle of a workout'
Advocates confronted the mayor during his workout at a YMCA.
Oct 8 - Oct 8
20 people killed in 'horrific' limousine crash in upstate New York, authorities say
The limousine was on its way to a birthday party, a victim's relative said.
Oct 8 - Oct 7
20 people killed in limousine crash in New York
The accident, which involved two vehicles, occurred in Schoharie, which is about 40 miles away from Albany, police said.
Oct 7 - Oct 4
8 therapists arrested in New York for billing fraud
They are accused of stealing hundreds of thousands from Medicaid.
Oct 4 - Sep 29
Federal prosecutors seeking rare death penalty for New York City terror attack suspect
The last time the death penalty was carried out in a New York federal case was in 1953.
Sep 29 - Sep 22
3 newborns, 2 adults injured in stabbing attack in Queens: Police
The home in New York was reportedly a place where immigrant mothers gave birth.
Sep 22 - Sep 21
3 infants, 2 adults stabbed at suspected birthing center: Officials
Three babies were among five people stabbed at a home in New York City early Friday morning, police said.
Sep 21 - Sep 21
Michael Cohen reviewer put in charge of NY church sex abuse cases
Retired judge Barbara Jones will be an independent reviewer of abuse cases.
Sep 21 - Sep 20
Man who allegedly murdered New York jogger searched for 'forcible rape': Prosecutors
Prosecutors said Karina Vetrano's accused killer searched for "rape."
Sep 20 - Sep 7
NY attorney general subpoenas every Catholic diocese in the state
Attorney General Barbara Underwood has issued subpoenas as part of an investigation into how the dioceses in the state possibly covered up allegations of sex abuse.
Sep 7 - Sep 5
Authorities investigating reports of flight with up to 100 ill people at New York airport
An Emirates Airlines flight from Dubai is being isolated at a New York City airport after reports that as many as 100 people on board could be sick, officials said.
Sep 5 - Aug 31
Longtime NYC publication The Village Voice ceases all publication
The publication was an institution in newspaper boxes on the streets of New York City.
Aug 31 - Aug 31
Anti-Semitic vandal attacked map software, labeled New York City with slur
The program that supplies maps to Snapchat, Citi Bike, StreetEasy, Zillow and many others was edited to insert anti-Semetic language that relabeled New York City as "Jewtropolis" the company said.
Aug 31 - Aug 29
New York City housing workers suspended over alleged Bronx orgy
Dozens of workers from one Bronx housing project have been reassigned.
Aug 29 - Aug 29
11-year-old girl dies after being left in hot car in Long Island, NY
The child was found inside the family's vehicle with the windows still up.
Aug 29 - Aug 29
NYPD beekeeper called to take on thousands of bees in Times Square
A police beekeeper used a vacuum to suck up thousands of bees that swarmed a Times Square hot dog cart in New York City.
Aug 29 - Aug 29
Bags containing human body parts found in Bronx for 2nd time in a week
An unknown adult woman was found in a bag last week.
Aug 29 - Aug 29
Bee swarm at NYC hotdog stand brings Times Square to a standstill
Tourists were told to stay back as a man in protective gear arrived and used a vacuum to clear the insects.
Aug 29 - Aug 27
Statue of Liberty evacuated after fire breaks out
The two-alarm blaze was apparently sparked by a construction mishap and forced more than 3,000 tourists to clear Liberty Island.
Aug 27 - Aug 27
Statue of Liberty reopens after fire forced 3,400 people to evacuate Liberty Island
Three propane tanks were on fire, officials said.
Aug 27 - Aug 26
- Aug 24
Man who allegedly fired gun at New York City high-rise turns himself in
Farris Koroma turned himself in to authorities in New York City.
Aug 24