Wall Street Drug Ring Gave Execs On-Demand Service, Feds Say

A drug delivery service that provided cocaine to Manhattan execs was busted, according to prosecutors.

Manhattan Pharmacists Bilked NY Medicaid System, Prosecutors Say

The state attorney general revealed additional charges against a Manhattan pharmacist who allegedly used state funds to buy Prada.

Subway Robber Steals iPhone From Woman, Police Say

Police are searching for a man who they say grabbed a woman's iPhone right as the subway doors opened before running away.

Belgian Woman Lost Both Legs In Tribeca Attack, Report Says

The AP is reporting that a Belgian tourist had to have both of her legs amputated in the wake of the terrorist attack in Tribeca.

Tribeca Attack: See Which Streets Are Still Closed

Police have shut down most of West Street in Lower Manhattan after a terrorist attack on Tuesday that left eight dead.

Here Are The 8 People Killed In The NYC Terror Attack

A Belgian mother of two and a 23-year-old Manhattanite were among those who lost their lives in the vicious ISIS-inspired attack

Terror In Tribeca: 8 Dead As Truck Plows Down Bike Lane, Cops Say

A truck driver sped down a bike path near the West Side Highway in Tribeca, killing at least eight people.

Thief Snatches iPhone From Manhattan Subway Rider, Police Say

Police say they are searching for a man who grabbed an iPhone from a 19-year-old woman as she rode the train last week.

Tribeca Grill Servers Describe Harvey Weinstein Encounters

A new report includes accounts from servers at Tribeca Grill, the haunt of now disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.

Financial District Transformer Fire Spews Smoke Near City Hall

An underground transformer fire near City Hall sent lots of smoke in the Financial District area.

Manhattan DA's Handling Of Weinstein Sex Case Protested By Women's Advocates

Protesters gathered outside the district attorney's office Friday.

Woman Steals $37K Watch After Her Date Passes Out, Police Say

Police are searching for a woman who stole a $37,000 watch from her date after he passed out, the NYPD said.

Fyre Festival Founder Pleads Not Guilty To Fraud

The entrepreneur behind this year's failed Fyre Festival says he's not guilty of defrauding investors.

30 People Charged In Fake Parking Pass Scam, Prosecutors Say

Prosecutors indicted 30 people on Tuesday for using or selling fake parking passes, authorities said.

Wall Street Financier Pleads Guilty To Fraud, Attorney General Says

A Wall Street financier admitted to fleecing a church in the Bronx, among other financial crimes.

World Trade Center Leak: AC Rupture Triggers Alarm System

A leak inside the World Trade Center briefly triggered the building's alarm system on Tuesday.

Pervert Wearing Nothing But T-Shirt Flashes Women On R Train, Police Say

Police are searching for a man who has flashed three women on Manhattan R trains, authorities said.

Brooklyn Bridge Jumper In Critical Condition After Landing On Roadway

A man is in critical condition after he jumped from the pedestrian walkway onto the roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge, police said.

Construction Worker Falls To His Death In Lower Manhattan, Authorities Say

A construction worker from Queens died on Thursday morning after falling from a Lower Manhattan construction site.

Man Stabs Teen Who Didn't Give Him A Beer Near Battery Park, Police Say

Police say a man stabbed a 16-year-old boy for not giving him a beer on Saturday.

Woman Arrested After Dumping Blue Liquid On Charging Bull, Police Say

The woman dumped a mixture of blue powder and corn oil on the emblematic Wall Street statue to draw attention to rising sea levels, she said

See The Belt That Caused Terror At Pace University

A man wearing a belt made of apparent bullets caused a false alarm at Pace's Manhattan campus on Thursday.

Cyclist Hit And Killed By Truck In Tribeca, Police Say

Yan Jindee was killed on Thursday evening when a box truck slammed into her near a Tribeca street corner, police said.

Pace University Evacuated After Reports Of Man With Gun, Witnesses, Police Say

A Pace University building in lower Manhattan was evacuated, witnesses said.

Boat Fire Breaks Out In New York Harbor, FDNY Says

Firefighters are battling a blaze on a boat in the New York Harbor on Friday morning, officials said.

Tribeca Landlord Ignored Fire Hazards For Months Before Monster Blaze, Records Show

George Butsikaris allegedly failed to fireproof a strip club in the basement of his historic building.

Subway Robbery Spree Has Plagued Manhattan For 2 Months, NYPD Says

Police are hunting two men wanted for a string of robberies in the subway.

TriBeCa Fire: Huge Blaze Burns Through 'Historic' Building; 12 Firefighters Injured

Hundreds of firefighters fought a giant fire at Murray and Church for hours Friday. "Our city's collective history is burning," local says.

Knicks Star Kyle O'Quinn Won't Be Charged With Choking Woman: Prosecutors

The Knicks forward was accused of choking a woman last year.

Coast Guard Halts Search For Man Who Jumped From Staten Island Ferry

The U.S. Coast Guard has called off its search for a man who jumped from a ferry into the New York harbor on Thursday night.

Pharmacist Bought Prada Gear With Medicaid Cash, Prosecutor Says

A Manhattan pharmacists bilked the state Medicaid system out of millions of dollars, prosecutors say.

Fire At Bowling Green Subway Station Snarls Service

A small fire at the Bowling Green subway station caused mid-morning delays along the 4 and 5 lines.

Court Staffer Stole $163K From Defendants' Fines, Prosecutors Say

Prosecutors say a court staffer pocketed money from fines.

88-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition After Collision In TriBeCa, Police Say

The woman sustained severe leg trauma.

Explosion At NYC Federal Plaza Caused By Flash Grenade, Officials Say

An FBI agent detonated the grenade accidentally.

Thrill-Seeker Arrested After Scaling Manhattan Crane 71 Stories High, Police Say

A 25-year-old crane climber was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment, according to police.

De Blasio Staffer’s iPhone Snatched From His Hand On Subway, Police Say

The mayor's deputy communications director was riding a train when a thief took his pricey phone at the Fulton Street stop, police said.

Massacre Threat At Manhattan Mosque: No Arrests Made After Warning Of August Atrocity

No arrests have been made more than six weeks after a Lower Manhattan mosque received a letter threatening a massacre.

9/11 Victim Identified Nearly 16 Years After Attack, Report Says

The city's medical examiner's office has identified another victim of the 9/11 attacks, according to a report.

Judge Vacates Conviction In World Trade Center Fraud Case

Larry Davis was found guilty of fraud last year.