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NJ family finds 8-foot Burmese python under shed in backyard
A New Jersey family got quite a shock from what they discovered in their backyard: an 8-foot Burmese python.
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Powerful winds down trees and wires as severe storms bring torrential rain to NYC area
Lines of severe storms rolled into the New York City area Friday evening, bringing torrential rain and severe thunderstorms that led to flash flooding. On a scale from 1 (low) to 5 (high), there was a... -
Manhunt underway for ‘armed and dangerous' homicide suspect in Hudson Valley
Authorities are looking for a 32-year-old “armed and dangerous” man in connection with the death of a person whose body was found after a raging house fire in the Hudson Valley, New York S... -
The 44th annual Dominican Day Parade returns this Sunday to NYC: what to know
One of the most anticipated parades in New York City is just around the corner. This Sunday, August 9, starting at 11 a.m., the New York City Dominican Day Parade returns for its 44th edition, when th...
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25-foot-by-60-foot piece of ceiling collapses at Queens supermarket, injuring 4
Four people were hurt when a roughly 25 feet-by-60-feet section of ceiling at a Queens supermarket collapsed Thursday, authorities say. Video posted to the Citizen app shows a sizeable emergency response outside 21-15 Broadway around 5 p.m., with people gathering on the sidewalk as the investigation unfolded. First responders say two of the four in... -
Lawsuits announced against NYC over deadly 2025 Harlem Legionnaires' outbreak
A group of lawyers, including civil rights attorney Ben Crump, alongside Rev. Al Sharpton are announcing lawsuits on behalf of the 2025 Central Harlem Legionnaires’ outbreak victims and their families. In July 2025, New York City health officials identified an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in Central Harlem. Officials ... -
Meet some of the adorable animals awaiting loving homes at Bideawee shelters in NY
Bideawee animal shelters are ready for you to meet the newest addition to your family! Stop by one of the locations to see all the pups and kittens up for adoption or scroll down to see a few of the furry friends waiting their forever home. Gertie is a very sweet girl who loves being close to her people. She…
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New Jersey doctor convicted of illegally distributing opioids loses license
A New Jersey doctor has permanently lost his medical license after he was convicted of illegally distributing opioids
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Aaron Judge cleared for light activity, says he will return from injury this season
Aaron Judge has been cleared to begin light workout activity, and the New York Yankees captain said he will return this season from the broken rib that’s sidelined him since May 31.
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Long Island reports 4th case of rare tick-borne illness transmissible by pets
Another case of a rare tick-borne illness has been reported on Long Island, Suffolk County officials said Wednesday, barely 48 hours after confirming the first three. A woman in Riverhead is being treated for tularemia, also known as rabbit fever The disease can cause high fevers and extreme fatigue, and doctors say its symptoms may be more severe ... -
Have a baby? Pets? What MTA's stroller pilot program expansion means for you
Buses participating in the “Open Stroller” program are identified by a sticker with the stroller logo on the outside of the bus.
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VIDEO: Man smashes statue of Virgin Mary at Catholic church in Long Island City
Last November, it is unknown if the same person vandalized an image of Saint Anthony and left writing on the floor.
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1 dead, 14 hurt after fiery explosion blows doors off hinges at Bronx building: FDNY
The lunchtime explosion at the Bronx apartment building injured at least 15 people, FDNY officials said.
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Bronx mother pushes “Jacob's Law” after 12-year-old killed by stray bullet
A Bronx mother is calling for a new state law after her 12-year-old son, Jacob Freytas, was shot and killed by a stray bullet while riding his bicycle. Migdalia Martinez joined legislators in Mount Eden Saturday to unveil the proposal, called “Jacob’s Law,” which would strengthen penalties for criminals who recklessly murder a child. “Instead of ri... -
Police search for drivers in deadly NYC hit and runs
News 4’s Axel Turcios reports
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Mother of 12-year-old shot dead pushes for “Jacob's Law”
News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports
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Families evacuated after suspected lightning fire in Ossining
At least 16 people were displaced after a fire tore through an apartment building in Ossining, New York, where officials suspect a lightning strike during a storm sparked the flames Friday night. The fire happened at the Parth Knolls apartment complex. At least one building is expected to be a total loss, said Town Supervisor Liz Feldman. No injuri...
