All New Jersey Transit’s Morris & Essex Midtown Direct trains to Penn Station will be diverted to Hoboken during the weekslong overhaul at Penn Station this summer, Gov. Chris Christie announced Tuesday.

A man who wanted to take revenge on police with homemade bombs planted a device at a wrong address, resulting in an explosion that killed an innocent landlord there, authorities said Wednesday in announcing the man’s arrest.

Sources say Victor Kingsley was seeking revenge on cops who’d previously arrested him and ordered bombmaking materials on Amazon. Checkey Beckford reports.

A public service campaign aims to alert drug users – and witnesses – that they won’t be arrested if they call 911 during an overdose emergency.

In an alarming rise, 22 opioid-related overdoses were reported in Suffolk County hours, police said. At least one person died, police said.

With summer around the corner, Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling on the federal government to help New York fight ticks and prevent tick-borne diseases.

A prosecutor says a carpenter convicted of murdering two prostitutes in the 1990s may be responsible for at least one of the notorious unsolved killings of people along a Long Island beach highway.

John Bittrolff received consecutive 25 years-to-life sentences for the beating deaths of two women in the 1990s. Greg Cergol reports.

A 30-year-old man who had been hospitalized since lying down on Park Avenue and getting hit by an MTA bus in July has died.

The good Samaritan who swooped in and rescued an 11-year-old girl as two large dogs viciously mauled her on her way to her Yonkers bus stop two months ago was united Wednesday with the child whose life he is credited with saving.

The good Samaritan who swooped in and rescued an 11-year-old girl as two large dogs viciously mauled her on her way to her Yonkers bus stop two months ago was united Wednesday with the child whose life he is credited with saving. Roseanne Colletti reports.

Heavy storms brought downpours and lightning to the tri-state area Saturday morning, with thunder so loud it served as an alarm clock for many people.

Andrea Romero’s forecast for Aug. 5.

The 73-year-old man who was severely burned when he opened a package on a Queens porch last week has died, police say.

The NYPD released a sketch Wednesday of a man they want to speak with in connection to an exploding package that killed a man in Queens.

Residents live in fear in the neighborhood where a package exploded and killed a man. One week later, police are still searching for the suspect who allegedly sent the package. Marc Santia reports.