All news by author: Lorena Mongelli

On Wednesday, New York City mayoral hopeful Curtis Sliwa criticized the homeless "humanitarian crisis" at Penn Station, asserting that not enough is being done to address the issue

The bullets flew on East 95th Street between First and Second avenues around 9:30 a.m., striking a 43-year-old in the back and a 33-year-old in the head and shoulder, cops said.

George Gonzalez, 37 -- whose brother is an NYPD officer -- was on patrol Aug. 3 at a transit hub outside the Pentagon when he was killed in the unprovoked attack, cops said.

A judge ruled on Thursday that video evidence is admissible in the trial of former NYPD officer Michael Valva, who, along with his ex-fiancée, was accused of killing his 8-year-old son. The judge determined that a police search conducted last year was "lawful."

A member of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's task force to improve access to the COVID-19 vaccine in the Big Apple's public housing complexes still hasn't gotten the shots himself months into the inoculation campaign.

Authorities reported that a tragic incident occurred when a marble handrail fell and killed an 8-year-old girl while she was playing outside her Bronx home

Caleb Ganzer was first busted after he was caught starting a fire to Prince Street Pizza's outdoor dining shed in the early hours of July 13.

Grant Williams, 50, was ultimately exonerated following a considerable amount of evidence proving he was mistakenly found guilty in 1997

On Wednesday, the Yankees fan who was knocked down by stadium security after running onto the field expressed regret for the "foolish" act, acknowledging that he experienced a "moment of poor judgment."

Steve Rosenthal, 72, said he first heard the "largest thunderclap'' of his life around 1:30 in the morning Thursday.

She grabbed her ID and credit card and a couple of religious tokens, including her Virgin of Guadalupe gold medallion, and fled.

Additional names of those unaccounted for in the tragic condominium collapse in Florida have come to light. Among them are a pregnant woman with her one-year-old child and an Argentinian plastic surgeon with his family

A man with family members missing in the tragic Florida condo tower collapse expressed on Friday that insufficient efforts are being made to locate survivors in the 30-foot heap of debris

The father of the two Bronx children caught in last week's shooting has finally spoken out, revealing that he witnessed the terrifying violence as it happened right in front of him

A 25-year-old man was shot dead early Thursday outside the high-end Dream Hotel in Chelsea, cops said.

A series of mobile billboards stationed outside of elite New York City private schools on Monday called out their "woke" curriculum and for "diversity not indoctrination."

It's not just Soho -- the West Village is looking more like the wild west as of late with scrawls of spray paint covering storefronts and mounds of stinking garbage cluttering sidewalks.

A woman charged in the murder of a US war vet in Manhattan in 2018 has remained free on paltry bail for more than a year as the case drags on — with her latest hearing Tuesday adjourned over technical issues.

The former lovers each face second-degree murder raps for allegedly forcing Thomas, who was autistic, to sleep in an unheated garage.

A victim in the series of brutal subway slashings has urged for an increased police presence to curb the wave of random violence affecting the system

The former NYPD officer accused of killing his 8-year-old autistic son remained expressionless in a Long Island courtroom Wednesday as prosecutors revealed photos of the boy's shirt

Michael Valva and his fiancée Angela Pollina became emotional as they sat at opposite ends of a table in Suffolk County Supreme Court during a pre-trial hearing when the call was played

A retired NYPD detective-turned-private eye was indicted Monday in an alleged failed "shakedown" of a former client whose murder conviction he helped overturn, prosecutors said.

Randall Weaver, 60, urged the mayor to increase efforts to ensure commuter safety in light of the recent string of unprovoked assaults on the transit network

At the funeral, the widow of Anastasio Tsakos—the NYPD officer who was killed by a drunk driver—cried as she recalled her husband as "the love of my life."