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Police in New York were looking for three people who dressed as trick-or-treaters to carry out a home invasion and armed robbery.

A woman was shot in the eye through the peephole of her Upper West Side apartment.

Fire Marshals have arrested a man for an alleged Molotov cocktail attack that resulted in damage at a deli in Brooklyn.

A large group of protesters angry over the city's COVID vaccine mandate blocked garbage trucks from entering a sanitation hub on Staten Island.

As of Monday, more than 9,000 municipal workers for New York City — including firefighters, police officers, and sanitation workers — were on unpaid leave for refusing to receive at least one dose of the COVID vaccine. More than 3,500 municipal workers rushed to get their shots over the weekend, bringing the total city workforce to 91% vaccinated.

More than a hundred firefighters from at least 25 units responded to 437 Kingston Avenue in Crown Heights to fight a fire.

As of Monday, more than 9,000 workers for the City of New York-- including firefighters and police-- were on unpaid leave for refusing to receive at least one dose of the COVID vaccine, announced Mayor Bill de Blasio.

The long-anticipated and long-delayed rail route from Long Island to Grand Central Terminal is nearing reality.

Authorities say the victim and the two gunmen were passing each other on a street in Foxhurst when the gunmen produced handguns and opened fire.

A 7-year-old boy was killed early Saturday in a fire in a basement apartment in Manhattan, authorities said.

Mounting trash. Closed firehouses. Fewer police and ambulances on the street. That's the possibility New York City is bracing for come Monday as a COVID-19 vaccine mandate goes into effect and thousands of municipal workers remain unwilling to get the shots.

A former NYPD officer charged in a murder-for-hire plot was sentenced Friday to 48 months in prison of which she had already served 30.

The NYPD's top cop is pointing the finger directly at people who called for defunding and abolishing the police last year for the current state of crime in New York City.

Members of Ladder 113 drove a fire truck to State Senator Zellnor Myrie's office and reportedly told his staff they'd have “blood on their hands” because of staffing shortages resulting from the mandate.

Three people opened fire with an ‘unknown projectile’ on a Jewish man walking along a street in Crown Heights.