Linda Schmidt

The NYPD, MTA, and New York State Police are cracking down on vehicles with ghost plates—obstructed, altered, or fake license plates—in a coordinated operation at the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel.

Six New York corrections officers have been indicted for second-degree murder in the beating death of Robert Brooks, an inmate who was handcuffed when he was assaulted.

A group of student protesters temporarily occupied a building on the campus of Barnard College, reportedly in opposition to the expulsion of two students who handed out flyers inside a Columbia University lecture.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joined Mayor Eric Adams for a ride on the New York City Subway, calling the system unsafe and comparing it to a homeless shelter, saying the federal government won’t approve more funding until it's cleaned up.

Attorney General Letitia James will hold a hearing to discuss what led to the decision to permanently close the school.

A Manhattan judge has approved Harvey Weinstein’s legal team’s request to move him from Rikers Island to Bellevue Hospital as his retrial continues.

Coyotes are making noise—literally—in the Bronx. Residents in the Spuyten Duyvil section say the howling has gotten so intense, it’s keeping people up at night, but experts say it's just wildlife adapting to life in the city.

A bodega in Bedstuy, Brooklyn was robbed by four men impersonating NYPD officers.

Nearly 6,000 NYCHA apartments are vacant with over 240,000 families on the waiting list for public housing.

A suspect who attempted to rob a post office in Midwood, Brooklyn earlier today is in custody, according to sources.