Apple posts net sales decrease for third quarter in a row
Apple's first, second quarters showed year-over-year declines in overall net sales
Google's new feature helps remove private information from search results
This latest update offers more control for users to review and delete sensitive information from searches.
9/11 Museum honors Sirius, the dog who protected the WTC
The 4-year-old yellow lab's remains were recovered the following year and he was given a full honor guard.
LIRR service delays after train derailment in Queens injured 13
Six of the eight derailed cars have been rerailed but there's no timeline for when things will be back up and running.
NYC Council votes to make outdoor dining permanent, with new rules
Outdoor dining will become a permanent part of New York City, but new rules mean significant changes, like forcing the removal of dining sheds in the winter.
LIRR train derails in Queens; 13 injured
Emergency medical services are currently responding, however, it is still unclear how many injuries there are at the moment.
City council to vote on future of outdoor dining in NYC
The New York City Council will vote Thursday to decide the future of outdoor dining in the city.
Off-duty NYPD officer, father found dead in suspected murder-suicide in the Bronx
Police say they are investigating after an off-duty NYPD officer and his father were found dead of gunshot wounds inside an apartment in the Bronx in a suspected murder-suicide.
Amazon begins offering grocery delivery for some non-Prime members
Amazon has begun offering its Fresh grocery delivery service to customers who aren’t Prime members.
Instagram labels would identify Meta AI-generated images: report
The move comes after Meta and other AI leaders pledged to adopt safety measures last month.
Amazon adding video telemedicine visits nationwide to virtual clinic
Amazon’s virtual clinic is available daily, and appointments aren’t required.
Multiple pedestrians struck by vehicle in Manhattan
Authorities say a car struck the victims at the intersection of East 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue at around 5:30 p.m. in Midtown.
NYC crime: Subway rider repeatedly stabbed in the stomach in Brooklyn
Police say the men got into a verbal dispute with the victim, 39, late Saturday night as the train approached the Church Avenue station.
Subway accessibility: Disability advocates have praise and criticism for MTA’s recent actions on elevators
Federal and state judges recently gave final approval of a settlement to two class action lawsuits that alleged the MTA and NYCTA discriminated against people with mobility disabilities.
NYPD’s Hate Crimes Unit probing Saturday’s stabbing as possible hate crime
Surveillance video showed two groups of men getting into a heated argument at the Mobil gas station in Brooklyn.
Some OMNY users mistakenly overcharged
Some commuters who use the OMNY system were charged $2.90 instead of the current fare of $2.75.
X sign removed from Twitter headquarters building after complaints
A bright and flashy "X" sign was removed from the top of the San Francisco headquarters of the company previously known as Twitter on Monday days after its installation provoked an outcry.
Man accused of vandalizing Brooklyn yoga studio arrested: NYPD
William Klare, 40, of the Bronx is facing multiple charges, including burglary, criminal trespass, aggravated harassment, and criminal mischief, all as a hate crime.
NYPD seeks more suspects after 60-year-old taxi driver attacked in Manhattan
Police are searching for several more suspects after a 60-year-old taxi driver was viciously attacked by several suspects in Midtown last week.
NYPD considers encrypting police radio transmissions
The NYPD is considering encrypting their radio channels, which have been accessible to the press and the public for over 90 years.