A New York City school is being investigated over hundreds of books allegedly tossed in trash, many of which were about people of color or related to LGBTQ identities.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been accused in a new lawsuit of sexually assaulting a police colleague seeking his career help in 1993

New York will evaluate its troubled recreational marijuana licensing program as lawsuits and bureaucratic stumbles have severely hampered the legal market and black-market sellers have flourished

The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center in New York City is one of a handful of veterinary hospitals across the country that is equipped to handle the most complicated cases

State environmental offiicals say an 11-foot alligator was seized from an upstate New York home where it was being kept illegally

Veselka in New York City has raised thousands of dollars and sponsored several fleeing Ukrainians amid the ongoing war with Russia.

Veselka raised over half a million dollars for Ukraine, and its monumental achievement is captured in the documentary, “Veselka: The Rainbow on the Corner at the Center of the World.”

A New York man will not face charges in a shooting that occurred one week after Gov. Kathy Hochul deployed National Guard troops to the city subway.

A woman stabbed a man at the start of a subway dispute that culminated with the man getting shot, video from a fellow rider revealed, according to authorities.

The judge overseeing Donald Trump's New York hush money case has delayed the start of the trial from its original March 25 start date.

A 32-year-old man was taken into custody after he allegedly grabbed a weapon from a 36-year-old man and shot his attacker in the head on a crowded Brooklyn subway station on Thursday evening.

Five people were injured, including an infant, in the crash that took place in Pittsford, New York.

The semitrailer was left suspended over a bridge in Pittsford, New York.

Two have been arrested in the death of Sergeant Thomas Sanfratello after he was attacked with a metal chain.

Aaron Katersky reports the MTA is suing Westfield Mall after it ceased operations at Fulton Center, a busy Manhattan transit hub, over theft and safety concerns, breaking an agreed-upon lease.

New York City police said Wednesday they are seeking a suspect who allegedly threw a lit container at people in a subway station last month.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a new state police task force to go after theft rings, a tax credit for stores to upgrade security and a push to raise penalties for assaulting retail workers.

An NYPD spokesperson says that on March 8, police were called to a dispute with an "intoxicated and disorderly male who was threatening staff members."

Christian Valdez was arrested following the Saturday morning domestic violence attack at the Fulton Street subway station in lower Manhattan, according to the New York Police Department.

A man was arrested on suspicion of pushing his girlfriend onto the New York City subway tracks causing both her feet to be severed by an incoming train.

Police say the suspect, Christian Valdez, pushed his girlfriend in front of a train in lower Manhattan on Saturday, causing her to lose both her feet. Valdez is now charged with attempted murder.

A woman and her boyfriend were reportedly arguing at the Fulton Street subway station in Manhattan Saturday morning when he allegedly shoved her onto the tracks.

National Guard members and state police members began their rollout of increased security in the subways.

The 750 New York National Guard members and 250 New York State Police officers will assist in checking subway riders' bags for weapons.

New York National Guard troops and New York State Police troopers will be deployed into the subway system to help riders feel safe after a spike in transit crime.

Police found more human remains related to the severed body parts found in a Long Island Park last week. The remains belong to the same two victims.

The House panel probing the response to the COVID-19 pandemic has subpoenaed former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo over his handling of nursing homes during the pandemic.

A memorial service for Flaco, the Eurasian eagle owl, drew several hundred fans on Sunday to New York City's Central Park.

Severed body parts belonging to two victims have been found in a park in Babylon, New York. A head, leg and multiple arms belonging to a man and woman were found.

A Bronx furniture store where people were being illegally housed has been vacated by the city after people were found in unsafe living conditions.

A Bronx furniture store where people were being illegally housed has been vacated by the city after people were found in unsafe living conditions.

Federal authorities have been investigating the mayor's fundraising, ABC has previously reported.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with owners of the New York institution Veselka to discuss their new documentary that features their ongoing relief efforts for those suffering in Ukraine.

Valor Security and Investigations and six of its executives were charged with allegedly operating a sham safety school that said it certified thousands of workers.

Fans and politicians are proposing ideas to preserve Flaco the owl's legacy, including erecting a statue in honor of the fugitive fowl.

Mayor Eric Adams said on Tuesday that migrants who commit serious crimes should be deported and the city should be able to communicate with federal ICE agents.

A verdict was reached in the trial of Karl Jordan, Jr. and Ronald Washington, who were charged in the 2002 murder of Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay.

Community leaders work to preserve the story and legacy of Seneca Village, Manhattan's first significant settlement of Black property owners, in Central Park.

One person died and 17 others were hurt in the blaze officials say was caused by a lithium ion battery.

The accidental death of Flaco prompted an outpouring of love and heartbreak as New Yorkers gathered this weekend at one of his favorite trees to pay respect.

Flaco, the Eurasian Eagle owl, has died, according to Central Park Zoo.

A New York jury held the National Rifle Association liable for financial mismanagement and found that Wayne LaPierre, the group's former CEO, corruptly ran the organization.

Police are still searching for suspects in the attack on the 17-year-old near a Manhattan shelter.

Researchers surveyed a sample of 3,000 New York households every three months to track data on employment, assets and debts, and health.

ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports on the Tenement Museum's new exhibit: "A Union of Hope: 1869" which reconstructs the lives of a free Black family in Manhattan's lower east side.

Digital creator Peter Bond spreads kindness throughout the Big Apple by helping out New Yorkers who are down on their luck.

The city is accusing the companies behind SnapChat, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok of fomenting a "nationwide youth mental health crisis" by exposing children "to a nonstop stream of harmful content."

Democrat Tom Suozzi will replace disgraced former Rep. George Santos. Republicans will be able to afford only two defections on any vote in the 219-213 House once Suozzi takes office.

Federal health officials are urging the public to protect children from vapes.

Jazz at Lincoln Center releases a live recording of "The Love Suite: In Mahogany." Hargrove’s wife, Aida Brandes Hargrove, and former bandmate, Willie Jones III, discuss his life and legacy.