Officials say a New York City subway driver was killed and several other people were injured early Friday in a train fire that is being investigated as a crime

A suspicious Harlem subway fire leaves motorman dead and dozens injured; New York City's subway service is already curtailed by the coronavirus pandemic.

The fire broke out inside a northbound No. 2 train as it entered the 110th Street station, near Central Park, just after 3:15 a.m.

At least 13 people died in a 24-hour period at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens and New York state accounts for roughly half of all coronavirus cases in the U.S.

ABC News’ chief medical correspondent Dr. Jen Ashton and contributor Tom Bossert weigh in on the latest numbers, cases and reports of doctors using vitamin C to help patients.

Other states in the United States are following suit and urging people to stay home.

Advocacy groups call the mass production as a form of "slave labor."

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday that New York will produce up to 100,000 gallons of hand sanitizer in response to the price gouging of store brands during the spread of COVID-19.

More than two dozen horse training professionals have been federally indicted for a widespread scheme to illegally dope racehorses.

Use hand sanitizer after touching handles or poles on subways, use wipes on planes and check to see how fast it kills viruses.

Robert Williams pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault.

A man suspected of ambushing New York City police officers during a shooting rampage was arraigned Wednesday on a 52-count indictment that includes attempted murder.

The ban on plastic bags goes into effect in New York state on March 1. The regulation has some exemptions for certain situations.

A police helicopter spotted him with what appeared to be a rifle on the roof of a building in Brooklyn, but it was a BB gun, authorities said.

Madison L'Insalata, who is bisexual, still attended the community event, wearing a rainbow scarf and heart sticker.

New York City is reportedly planning to remove all of the last remaining public payphones from the city’s streets.

About 30 payphones will be removed from Hell’s Kitchen by the end of the month, according to ABC New York City station WABC, followed by an estimated 3,000 more across the city’s five boroughs.

A number of women accused him of sexually assaulting them at his Bahamas estate.

For Mark West, his new gallery is about creating a truly safe space for black and brown artists.

The NYPD is searching for Travis Simon, 30, who was being referred to a 45-day treatment program by the New York State Department of Corrections.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is joining U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in a public service announcement aimed at getting New Yorkers of all backgrounds, including immigrants, to participate in the once-a-decade head count

A violent felon is at large after escaping parole custody in New York City, officials said.

New York Attorney General Letitia James alleged that the TLC played a role in inflating the price of thousands of medallions over a 14-year period, 2004 to 2017, sometimes by more than 200%.

The state attorney general is arguing medallion prices were unfairly inflated.

Nearly one decade after a 22-year-old man was mysteriously gunned down, New York City police are releasing a new clue in the case.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he will meet with President Trump Thursday to life ban on Trusted Traveler Program applications.

Lt. Jose Gautreaux was ambushed and wounded in an attack over the weekend.

Short-term rentals like those listed on Airbnb are surging all over, but they loom larger in little resort areas like Lake Placid

A police officer was shot in the arm inside a Bronx precinct less than 12 hours after another officer was shot inside his patrol vehicle.

The suspect is a parolee out on an attempted murder conviction who only surrendered after firing all rounds.

Chirlane McCray, who built New York City’s mental health initiative ThriveNYC, unveiled the #NewFamilyHomeVisits initiative today.

Commuters throughout the city are expected to experience heavy delays during rush hour on Friday because of protesters who are against having police officers in the subway.

The collaborations of grassroots groups called "Decolonize This Place" held citywide protests against plans to add 500 police officers in the subway.

A task force created to help struggling New York yellow-cab drivers made several recommendations following a six-month study.

The proposal, introduced by the New York City Council Friday, is part of a $600 million bailout plan to level the playing field with competitors such as Uber and Lyft.

In an act of desperation, Rafael Ruiz told the parole board he was guilty once in order to see his dying mother and was still denied his freedom.

The incident occurred in East New York when a woman became angry that the bus had to be taken out of service.

A mother has been slashed in the face with a knife after her child threw up on a public bus and another passenger became enraged that the bus was taken out of service.

Authorities said at least one person had vandalized his office and a dozen motorcycles; no property was stolen, they said.

Attorney General William Barr is heading to Brooklyn to address recent hate crimes in the area.

The police advised the public to only observe the North American canine natives from a distance.

The National Transportation Safety Board issued its final report on the East River tourist helicopter crash.

Two lawsuits filed hours after deadly explosion in Houston; 14-year-old Alysa Liu won second U.S. figure skating title.

A museum official says some 85,000 artifacts that tell the story of the Chinese migration to the United States may have been lost in a fire in Manhattan's Chinatown

The New York City Council voted to ban cashless businesses Thursday. Under the new law, stores and restaurants must take cash payments or face a $1,000 fine.

New York City's Council voted Thursday to prohibit businesses from only accepting credit card, debit or digital payments.

The truck got stuck on the tracks after trying to make a tight right turn.

The Golden Globe winner recorded announcements for the 7 train, which links Manhattan to Queens.

Authorities say 22 people were injured in an overnight fire in an apartment building on Manhattan's Upper East Side

A water main break has flooded streets on Manhattan's Upper West Side near Lincoln Center and hampered subway service during the morning rush hour