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

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 that officer smuggled the gun, which was…

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...

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 cellphones, narcotics and homemade weapons,...

The lockdown at Metropolitan Correctional Center has entered its seventh day — with no sure date in sight as to when the facility will return to its normal operations, according to memos obtained by News 4. A memo directed at inmates dated Tuesday says the “SIS department is investigating and a decision to return the facility to normal operations will…

According to a doctor, another person ate a single package of the noodles and suffered a 10-day bout of vomiting and nausea — and needed surgery that required using a drill to break up the noodles after forming a gastric obstruction.

The nurses that spoke with NBC New York said change can’t arrive soon enough, and the help they need is an emergency — as all too often it’s them who are becoming the patients

Dangling from ropes hundreds of feet in the air is the first step in the inspection process — where all 14,500 buildings above six stories in the five boroughs get checked out every five years

A veteran police officer said cops would target black and Latino neighborhoods to fulfill ticket quotas and claims there was a financial reward to rack up numbers

In some cases, the I-Team found city inspectors issuing violations just days or weeks after private companies gave elevators passing grades

A Manhattan judge has denied a motion to vacate the murder convictions of two best friends who said they were wrongfully accused of killing a French tourist in Times Square on New Year’s Day in 1987

Fake accounts, which claim to be of U.S. rabbis, have been posting messages seemingly geared at pitting Jews against African Americans — but why aren’t social media sites stepping in sooner to stop them?

Families who laid their loved ones to rest at Lake Nelson Memorial Park in Piscataway, New Jersey, are demanding answers. “It just looks like a garbage dump,” said Judy Beekman, who has relatives buried there. Visiting them can be challenging, she says.

It was by chance that two brothers who own a smoke shop in Queens found video footage in a smashed video recorder when they returned to their store after spending more than a month in jail. At the brothers’ arraignment in late August, prosecutors said in court NYPD cops had recovered 40 pounds of cocaine during a raid and search…

An extraordinary promise behind prison walls has led to freedom for an innocent man after 26 years wrongfully locked up

If you want to get an idea of how the vaping crisis is shaping our schools, look no further than East Hampton High School in Long Island.

A former inmate, now cleared of murder, is accusing New York State prison employees of cruelty and abuse by locking him in a cell with no access to a working toilet for more than 2 months.

A mother is seeking justice for her son after a staff member at a New York school for students with autism took photos of her son in the bath

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s program to help more prisoners apply for clemency in New York State appears to be stalled and the governor’s office is declining to explain why

A retired NY cop believes that his personal guns were seized as retaliation for his whistleblower complaint against the county police academy

The Bogota Borough Council voted to pay their DPW Superintendent $2,000 to buy clothes in 2013 and 2014 — and his wife signed off on the purchase order

A New Jersey police officer is about to ship out on an overseas security detail, but now instead of focusing on the mission and spending time with his family, he’s worried his wife and kids won’t be taken care of financially

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Seventeen Clifton police officers, many with multiple overseas deployments, now say they’ve paid a price for their military service: allegedly bullied and retaliated against by higher-ups in their police department.

The Metro-North supervisor at the center of a “blackface” controversy revealed in an exclusive I-Team investigation earlier this week has been pulled from service “indefinitely” pending an internal investigation, the I-Team has learned.

Sabrina Jales St. Pierre has modeled for some of the biggest names in the beauty business, but she says a stay at a Southern California hotel left her unable to work for more than two months due to bug bites. The Victoria’s Secret model is now suing the Palm Desert Embassy Suites by Hilton after staying there in 2016. The...

The head of the MTA says he was “shocked” to learn of what he called an unacceptable “coverup” in the case of a high-ranking Metro-North supervisor who was promoted to his position in 2014 even after several employees reported shocking photos of him in blackface.

One of the highest-ranking supervisors at Metro-North was promoted to his position in 2014 even after several employees reported shocking photos of him in blackface

Authorities broke up a major drug-dealing operation in the Bronx on Wednesday, arresting dozens of people on charges ranging from heroin trafficking to firearms possession to murder.

Concerns about mosquito-born diseases like Zika may be driving a spike in complaints about abandoned, zombie-like swimming pools, an I-Team investigation has found.