Federal courts will soon consider a complicated balance of dollars and facts, with a network of insurance companies expected to foot at least some of the bill.
As the NYPD gets ready to release their recent crime statistics, Adams says the subway is the safest it has been since he took office.
Some former pro hockey players took to the ice Tuesday night to help raise money for kids fighting cancer, in a lesson that goes far beyond skating and playing hockey.
The cousin of a slain Brooklyn laundromat owner and four others have been indicted in connection to the caught-on-camera murder.
The law is currently blocked while courts decide if it's legal. However, it allows local and Texas police to arrest anyone suspected of being undocumented, which is a jurisdiction that's been held solely by the federal government.
In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we begin with Mayor Adams defending top NYPD officials and their right to respond to social critics.
A powerful earthquake measuring 7.4 magnitude struck Taiwan on Tuesday, according to the USGS.
Lessie Benningfield Randle and Viola Ford Fletcher, both 109 years old, went to the Oklahoma Supreme Court to appeal the dismissal of their lawsuit against the City of Tulsa for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
More than 200 artists, including Billie Eilish, Stevie Wonder, Peter Frampton and J Balvin, are featured in a new open letter calling on AI tech companies to stop using it "to infringe upon and devalue the rights of human artists."
A federal judge in Newark will hear oral arguments beginning Wednesday in the State of New Jersey's lawsuit over New York's first-in-the-nation congestion pricing.
Eyewitness News investigative reporter Kristin Thorne met with a Queens resident who believes he is a victim of a scam involving fake falls on local construction sites.
The Pentagon on Tuesday said that Israel was behind the airstrike in Damascus, Syria, that killed seven people, including a top Iranian commander, even though Israel has not claimed it was behind the attack.
The applications for the 4th annual New York City Imagine Awards is now open. Deadline to apply is May 6.
Officials announced a substantial, multi-million-dollar investment in flood prevention in the Town of Clarkstown.
New York Mayor Eric Adams had strong words on Tuesday, forcefully defending top NYPD officials who in the past few days took to social media to blast critics.
Insurance policy settlements, disability checks, lump sum work payments and home sale deposits can all result in frozen bank accounts.
In NYC, there's a cafe on just about every corner. But one shop in Midtown serves inclusion with every cup.
Season two of "Will Trent" is in full swing and its characters are just as interesting as the cases they solve.
American Airlines is easing a restriction in its pet policy.
The nor'easter will be a slow mover as it delivers significant snow to New England, and showers will linger across the region for days.
We have rounded up some of the best locations to view the 2024 total solar eclipse across the Tri-State as well as several locations to pick up free glasses.
Israel said it "unintentionally" hit the aid workers in "tragic incident." The food-relief charity has paused its work in Gaza after the attack.
Now that the presidential primaries are over, one question is on everybody's lips: Whom will Republicans nominate for vice president?
