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Several suspects remain on the loose after New York City police said the crew attacked a 64-year-old man entering a Bronx apartment and zip-tied and duct-taped him and a 60-year-old woman inside before making off with a safe and other stolen items, according to reports.

More details emerged on Monday in the killing of a Queens mother who was found stuffed in a duffle bag, NBC New York reported.

“Real Housewives of New York” star Bethenny Frankel reacted to last week’s subway shooting, saying Democrat-run New York City is a “scary” place, and “is not what it used to be.”

A New York City mother was discovered dead inside of a blood-soaked duffel bag Saturday morning near her home in Queens, police said.

A principal in Queens, New York, who allegedly used fraud to help his school’s graduation numbers will reportedly remain on the payroll and receive a $1.8 million position.

A safety agent and a teacher were slashed inside a Bronx elementary school early Thursday before students arrived on campus.

A video that has surfaced in the wake of the shooting in a New York City subway station on Tuesday shows the suspected shooter, Frank James, railing against Jews, saying they don’t contribute anything to life except “shit, piss, pollution, and death and destruction.”

Weird that the media didn’t cite Ketanji Brown Jackson’s height and weight as her most important characteristics, like they did with the guy who shot up a New York City subway car this week.

The suspect in Tuesday’s New York City subway attack was taken into custody Wednesday.

On Wednesday’s “CNN Newsroom,” Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) refused to walk back his previous calls for cutting down on police and said that “there are other approaches to respond to mental health crises so someone doesn’t end up dead when

Dr. AWR Hawkins discusses the New York City subway shooting and President Biden’s proposed “Ghost Gun” executive action.

The New York Post reported that 15 people were shot, three of them fatally, Tuesday night in Mayor Eric Adams’ (D) New York City.

Frank R. James, the 62-year-old person of interest in the Brooklyn Subway mass shooting on Tuesday, had a history of incendiary social media posts. He used them to rant about coming race wars, gun violence, homeless people, and how outreach workers are “homosexual predators.”

On Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Rachel Maddow Show,” New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) said he isn’t frustrated with problems with cameras and the lack of transit police in the station where an attack occurred on Tuesday, and that

New York City Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell described the suspect in Tuesday’s NYC subway attack as a black male, approximately 5′ 5″ tall “with a heavy build,” and wearing a green “construction-type vest with a hooded sweatshirt.”

A video conference for New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) officials took an unexpected turn when a Bronx neighborhood administrator, Alex Tolozano, reportedly appeared naked alongside a woman.

The New York Police Department and New York City officials are currently holding a press conference updating the public on Tuesday morning’s shooting at a Brooklyn subway station.

The Tuesday morning attack in the New York City subway system comes on the heels of a rise in shootings in NYC during the first quarter of 2022. 

Five people have been shot and injured in the New York City subway system, according to emerging reports.

A manhole explosion in Times Square caused panic Sunday evening, sending hoards of people running in fear through the Manhattan streets.

New York City is open for business, which also means the low rent prices during the pandemic are now going up, forcing some tenants out.

A man was fatally stabbed outside his Bronx apartment on Sunday but no one had been arrested regarding the case as of early Monday.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams tested positive for the coronavirus on Sunday just three weeks after refusing to rehire unvaxxed city workers.

A man in his 30s was stabbed in the head during an “unprovoked attack” Sunday in Lower Manhattan, according to police, as crime in New York City grows.

Failed assassin John Hinckley Jr., who tried to kill President Ronald Reagan, said Friday he has scheduled a music performance and urged people to buy tickets, the New York Post reported.

A group of New York City teens remains on the loose after they assaulted and slashed a 48-year-old man on a subway train, police said. 

A long-time waitress at Yankee Stadium is suing New York City Mayor Eric Adams for his “despicable” vax exemption allowing millionaire athletes and performers to return to work without worrying about a vaccine mandate. Yet, at the same time, regular New Yorkers continue to face forced vaccination or firings.

A suspect allegedly groped a woman riding a Manhattan train but backed off when another person stepped in, authorities told the New York Post.

A man climbed the cables on the Brooklyn Bridge early Thursday, and photos showed rescuers working to help bring him down.

A woman who admitted she attempted to shoplift fabric softener from a New York City Duane Reade claims she was “manhandled” by a security guard after she forked over the product and tried to exit the store, according to a report.

Index crime in New York City jumped a staggering 36.5 percent last month compared to March 2021 as the state’s bail laws draw scrutiny.

New York City police are looking for three teens they say hurled anti-Semitic remarks at six Jewish boys while wielding a sword and other weapons.

A 60-year-old man was struck with a brick in Harlem recently and the disturbing incident was captured on camera.

A man was slashed with a box cutter on Tuesday morning at a Manhattan subway station as crime continued to rise in the area.

New York City police are looking for three suspects they say tossed an elderly woman to the ground during a robbery, causing her to break a hip. 

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has launched digital ads in five Florida markets aimed at attracting residents who are offended by new legislation restricting classroom instruction about sexuality and gender for children in early grades.