All news by author: Paul Martinka

Hillary Clinton remained silent in response to fresh claims that her campaign funded computer research linking her opponent, Donald Trump, to Russia

The second-floor duplex, resembling an apocalyptic scene, is entirely stripped and scorched, with contorted metal and wreckage scattered in front of the big, open windows, though a solitary metal railing miraculously remains intact

The NYC sheriff stated that the proprietors will be accountable for any lingering judgments related to unpaid speeding, camera, and parking tickets, in addition to any criminal penalties for their conduct

An elevator collapsed in a Brooklyn building Monday morning with about two dozen members of federal and local law enforcement agencies inside, according to police and sources.

The incident unfolded at around 10 a.m. Tuesday morning outside of MS 88 on 7th Avenue near 18th Street in Park Slope as locals lined up to cast their vote.

Police have detained a woman they believe attacked officers on the head with a cane on the Manhattan Bridge on Wednesday.

Around 300 healthcare workers at Maimonides Medical Center walked out of the Brooklyn hospital Thursday in a show of solidarity with George Floyd and to protest police brutality.

Chief Terence Monahan mentioned he had managed only three hours of sleep since the fifth night of demonstrations, and all his officers are "battered" from grappling with the agitators in the city

"It's shocking:" People passing by were taken aback to see bodies being transported on Tuesday at the temporary morgue in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, as the total number of coronavirus cases exceeded 171,700 and the number of related deaths rose to over 19,100

Big Boy Deli, located at the intersection of Myrtle Avenue and Broadway, a spot notorious for widespread K2 use, was convicted of 18 civil violations

The lingering feud between the TLC and underground "dollar vans" boiled over in Brooklyn Thursday, when the fed-up driver of one of the illegal shuttle buses jumped on the roof of his van and refused to come down for an hour -- or pay a hefty $4,000 fine.