Category Archives: New York County, New York

A panhandler asking for food blasted a cloud of pepper spray on a No. 2 train in Brooklyn on Saturday, sickening about 20 people, police … Continue reading →

Hakuna Matata may mean “No worries,” but the master of puppets for Broadway’s “The Lion King” has plenty to worry about after cops interrupted him … Continue reading →

The Big Apple will be Gridlock City all week as United Nations bigwigs — including President Trump — gather for the annual United Nations General … Continue reading →

Add another knockout to Mitchell Rose’s record. The former heavyweight “boxing bum” from Brooklyn traded in his gym shorts for a superhero’s cape when he … Continue reading →

A new Manhattan art exhibit is bringing to life the consequences of “broken windows” policing, using paintings and portraits to illustrate the pain that results … Continue reading →

The chairman of the City Council’s investigations committee sees Mayor de Blasio’s practice of keeping a secret dossier on the city’s top watchdog as a … Continue reading →

A judge said Friday that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross must answer questions under oath about why he wants to include a question about citizenship status … Continue reading →

A sicko grabbed a 9-year-old girl’s buttocks as she was walking down a Brooklyn street — a block away from an elementary school, cops said … Continue reading →

A 90-year-old man was struck and killed by a car while crossing the street in Brooklyn Thursday night, cops said. Nissen Krakinowski, of Canarsie, was … Continue reading →

Boxers and boxing buffs alike flocked to the Village East Cinema on Second Ave. on Thursday for the premier of “Cradle of Champions,” a documentary … Continue reading →

A 3-year-old boy was critically hurt Wednesday when he ran from his mother and was struck by a car in Brooklyn, police said. The tyke … Continue reading →

A city lawmaker and MTA board member are suing Mayor de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill for holding up the release of fare evasion … Continue reading →

A Nyack village judge dismissed charges against Liev Schreiber for allegedly attacking a photographer while the actor was filming the Showtime series “Ray Donovan.” Schreiber, … Continue reading →

The City Council’s investigations panel will hold a hearing next month to grill NYCHA managers on why they took so long to address allegations of … Continue reading →

Three robbers tied up a Staten Island spa worker then snatched $2,700 and a DVR box from her store as she helplessly watched, police said … Continue reading →