NYC wants to offer free COVID vaccinations to all tourists
Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to offer free vaccinations to all tourists at popular attractions.
MTA calling for increased NYPD presence in subways after string of violent attacks
A string of violent subway crimes is under investigation as the NYPD releases shocking numbers showing an increase in overall crime.
Inside an NYPD gang takedown in Brooklyn | Exclusive
FOX 5 NY was there when the NYPD executed an arrest warrant on the alleged leader and other accused members of a dangerous gang. Two of the men arrested are accused of being involved in the murder of a baby last summer.
Netflix series 'Zero' is a racial breakthrough in Italian TV
The Netflix series "Zero" is the first Italian television production to feature a predominantly Black cast. With cultural tensions heightened, the protagonists of "Zero" hope the series will help accelerate public acceptance that Italy has become a multicultural nation.
Suspects arrested in murder of 1-year-old in Brooklyn
A suspect has been arrested in the murder of a toddler who was killed when gunmen fired into a crowd in Brooklyn last summer
Video shows emotionally disturbed man barricade self in conductor cab
An apparently emotionally disturbed man barricaded himself in a subway conductor's cab causing major delays in the system.
Stolen car suspect rams vehicle into police cruiser: NYPD
Police opened fire on a suspect in a stolen vehicle in Hell's Kitchen after he rammed their cruiser with the car, according to the NYPD.
NYPD searching for Maserati carjackers
The NYPD wants to find two suspects who carjacked the driver of a Maserati at gunpoint in Midtown Manhattan.
'Eleven, are you listening?': Netflix drops new teaser for 'Stranger Things' Season 4
Little is known about the “Stranger Things” Season 4 plot, but previous news releases have described “a new horror beginning to surface”
Massive fire at garbage facility disrupts LIRR service
Firefighters continued to put out hotspots of a five-alarm fire at a garbage facility on Long Island that disrupted LIRR service for several hours.
‘You don't belong here' - Asian woman attacked on subway
Police say the suspect told an Asian woman 'Get off my train, you don't belong here' and slapped her.
Survey: Many NY students began year without device, internet
New survey results show that about 8% of New York’s public school students did not have a laptop or other device to use for remote learning in the first months of the school year.
Outrage over NYC Public Schools dropping Columbus Day from calendar
There was outrage after the New York City Department of Education removed Columbus Day from the new school calendar.
NYPD: Shootings, assault, overall crimes surge in April
Shootings have risen more than 150 percent, while anti-Asian hate crimes has seen a 400 percent explosion in 2021, as the city continues to struggle with rising crime.
Oversight board says Trump's Facebook suspension was OK
An oversight board upheld the suspension of former President Donald Trump from Facebook and Instagram on Wednesday.
Cops release video of suspect who stabbed man, pushed wife down subway stairs
The NYPD has released video of the suspect wanted for stabbing a man and pushing his wife down the stairs at the Bowling Green subway station in the Bronx.
Hundreds attend funeral for fallen NYPD cop Anastasios Tsakos
Hundreds of men and women in blue stood outside the funeral service for Anastasios Tsakos to show their unwavering support for the fallen NYPD officer.
Photo of Starbucks cup showing very complicated order goes viral
A photo posted on social media by a Starbucks barista went viral because it showed multiple changes to ingredients as well as substitutions on a drink order. The barista joked that he wanted to quit his job after the debacle.
NYC schools eliminate snow days; students will learn remotely
Because of the pandemic, students already missed out on snow days and continued learning virtually. Now New York City is making that change permanent.
Subways to resume 24-hour service; riders, workers worry about crime
The subway system has an image problem to contend with since the start of the pandemic. The mayor's office and NYPD said overall crime is down on the subway. But per million riders, major felonies are up.