Low pay, work stress lead to high turnover, FDNY EMTs say

The union that represents EMTs and paramedics says the profession has become a revolving door primarily because of low salaries. But many EMTs also cite the mental health toll of working during the pandemic.

Orsolya Gaal murder case: Handyman-lover charged with murder

A handyman who was having an on-and-off affair with a Queens woman stabbed her dozens of times in the basement of her home, stuffed her body into a duffel bag, wheeled it through the neighborhood, and dumped it at the edge of a park, according to New York City police officials.

Orsolya Gaal murder case: Reward offered

A $3,500 reward is now being offered in the case of Queens mother of two Orsolya Gaal, who was stabbed to death and then stuffed inside a duffel bag and dumped blocks from her home.

MTA stands firm on mask mandate for subways, buses, trains

Although the federal government will not enforce the mask mandate for airlines and mass transit after a federal judge's ruling, the MTA is still requiring masks on New York City subways, buses, and commuter trains.