NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea paid a visit to the precinct hardest hit by COVID-19, and only News 4’s Jonathan Dienst was there to see it.

There are a number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the NYPD. Jonathan Dienst reports.

How one person self-isolating can save lives. Chris Glorioso reports.

Sarah Wallace rides along with volunteer paramedics as the region ramps up to battle the novel coronavirus.

Critics of the NYPD’s use of facial recognition technology to identify suspects say the tool is inaccurate doesn’t always work on people with darker skin but the police department argue that the technology is never the sole basis for an arrest. I-Team’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

The NYPD is joining countless other city organizations to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus in New York City.

An Albany lawmaker is calling for In Our Hands Rescue to lose its charity status after learning the animal adoption group pays breeders for “designer” puppies and charges up to $1,500 to families who want to give the dogs homes

Lawyers familiar with the Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center say the facility is returning to normal operations Wednesday — about two weeks after suspicions about a smuggled handgun triggered a lockdown at the federal jail. The lawyers familiar with the investigation say the focus is now in part on a prison officer and whether...

It wasn’t always smooth sailing for Vanessa Velez and Danny Panzella. The Ditmas Park couple started dating again a few years ago and very quickly they felt tension. Vanessa was helping Danny raise his son, now 9 years old. “I would take my wine, go off to my room,” said Vanessa, “And just stay to myself.” “We were suffering from...

While the nonprofit says they save the dogs with slight imperfections, like overbites, from certain death, critics question how the high-end breeds are rescued at such young ages, and why the adoption fees are so high

FBI agents arrested 27 people early Monday on federal charges they participated in a scheme to illegally administer performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) to racehorses throughout the United States, court papers filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan say. The 27 defendants include horse trainers, veterinarians, and others, accused of administering t...

With approximately one in seven American having taken an at-home DNA test, some are learning things about their family that are surprising or that they would rather not know, sometimes with the past altering their future. The I-Team’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

A loaded gun was found in an inmate’s cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center Thursday evening, ending an eight-day search after officials were tipped off that a weapon had been smuggled inside, according to a senior official and the federal Bureau of Prisons. Other contraband was recovered over the last week as well, including cellphone...