New York health officials won't change hepatitis B vaccine guidance
New York has no plans to change hepatitis B vaccine guidance after a Centers for Disease Control advisory panel voted to stop recommending a first dose for newborns.
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Results revealed in probe of 2023 NYC crane collapse
The city has wrapped up a two-year probe into a shocking 2023 crane collapse in Manhattan that injured 12 people.
Some NYC Commission on Human Rights cases drag on for years, audit finds
If you experience housing discrimination in New York City, you can complain to the Commission on Human Rights. But a new report finds those cases drag on for years, which can put tenants at risk.
NYC officials warn of scams to watch out for this holiday shopping season
It's the busiest time of year not just for shoppers, but for thieves, so what are the latest scams to look out for?
Complaints about NYCHA to NYC's Department of Investigation have nearly doubled
NYCHA-related complaints to New York City's Department of Investigation have nearly doubled over the last few years. Many of those complaints are related to housing fraud, which the city says it's working to combat.
Are NYC airports ready for the Thanksgiving travel rush? Expert explains
Travel demand is soaring as the holidays near -- even with government shutdown horror stories fresh in passengers' minds.
Dangerous incidents threaten to permanently close Manhattan day care center
Parents have been forced to find new child care after troubling stories at Bright Horizons at Columbus Circle day care in Manhattan.
Neo-Nazi leader pleads guilty in NYC to plotting to give poisoned candy to Jewish kids
Prosecutors said he was the leader of an international extremist group called the Maniac Murder Cult that used Telegram to communicate.
Newark air traffic controllers will stay in Philly for 2 more years, FAA says
The FAA says it is asking Newark air traffic controllers to stay in Philadelphia for two more years as it tries to improve staffing levels.
Staten Islander, 91, ticketed for another person's altered license plate
A 91-year-old Staten Island man racked up thousands of dollars in tickets and tolls on a car that isn't even his.
Some NYC businesses targeted in fake 1-star review extortion scheme
Some New York City business owners say they're being extorted by fake reviewers who leave a slew of negative Google reviews and demand money for it to stop.
Election Day threats target some NYC, New Jersey polling locations
Polling locations in New York City and New Jersey received threats early Tuesday morning.
NYC storm victim complained about flood-prone basement, tenants say
First responders found Juan Carlos Montoya Hernandez dead in a flooded boiler room in Washington Heights.
DHS says some NYC street vendors arrested by ICE had criminal records
Nine immigrants from Africa suspected of being in the country illegally were taken into custody by ICE agents on Tuesday afternoon.
Survey uncovers mismanagement in NYC emergency rental assistance program
The nonprofit Unlock NYC recently surveyed people who get assistance from the city's Human Resources Administration.