Children of 9/11 first responders graduate from FDNY academy

On Tuesday, 301 probationary firefighters graduated from the FDNY Fire Academy, but this year’s graduation had an extra bit of meaning, as 19 of the graduates are children of first responders who died on 9/11 or from a 9/11-related illness. 2019’s class is the largest group of legacy graduates in the FDNY’s history. 

Man holding daughter, 5, jumps in front of subway train

A man died and his 5-year-old daughter suffered minor injuries after he apparently jumped in front of a subway train Monday morning, according to police.

Woman charged with killing 75-year-old man, torching house

A woman has been arrested on charges of beating a 75-year-old man to death and torching his Long Island house to cover up the crime.

Man places bag over girl's head in attempted abduction

Police in Howell were on the hunt for the man who attempted to abduct a six-year-old girl by placing a paper bag over her head.

Dog mimics 'old school' siren at nearby fire station

A dog that lives near a New York fire station learned to mimic the "old school" alarm used by firefighters.

New York moves to enact statewide flavored e-cigarette ban

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pushing to enact a statewide ban on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes amid growing health concerns connected to vaping, especially among young people.

Man arrested with sword at Empire State Building

A 35-year-old man was arrested after bringing a sword inside of a cane to the 79th floor of the Empire State Building on Friday.

Attack leaves Charging Bull statue with a hole in its horn

Police say a Texas man bashed New York's Charging Bull statue with a metal object and damaged one of its horns.

Vitamin E acetate investigated as possible link in vaping-related illnesses as reported cases double

As the number of people with severe lung illness related to vaping climbs to at least 450 cases, health officials in New York are looking into whether vitamin E acetate that is found in cannabis vape products is to blame.

Dr. Oz to address Columbia University controversy

Vowing that "we will not be silenced," television's Dr. Oz is fighting back against critics who are trying to get him removed from a faculty position at Columbia University.

New York fire, building collapse injure 19; gas blast blamed

The New York City fire department says it's at the scene of a fire and a possible partial building collapse in Manhattan.

Cops: Ex-Fox producer kills himself outside NYC headquarters

Police say a former KTBC FOX 7 promotions producer shot himself to death outside company headquarters in midtown Manhattan.