A tablet of the Ten Commandments that was inscribed more than 1,000 years ago will be auctioned off by Sotheby's this week.

The Queen of Christmas has reportedly been suffering health issues and had to cancel concerts in Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey.

The department conducted illegal strip searches until at least 2023, according to an investigation. However, the practice may have continued.

The tool will initially be available in South Florida and New York City

The New York Governor has signed legislation requiring health insurers to cover EpiPens as their price skyrockets.

Amazon workers in New York have voted to authorize a historic strike, demanding the company negotiate a union contract.

Over 40 women have come forward with sexual assault and rape allegations against the prominent figures of the luxury real estate industry

A 70-year-old Long Island woman has been charged with practicing unlicensed dentistry out of her one-bedroom apartment.

The status currently prohibits New York City authorities from working with federal immigration agents to deport illegal immigrants

For weeks now, the distinctive blinking lights and whirling rotors of large unmanned aerial vehicles have been spotted across the state west of New York.

A ziplock bag of bullets found in Central Park is believed to be linked to the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The team behind a popular video game has responded to news that Luigi Mangione was a member of an Ivy League group of gamers who frequently played their game.

New York City was once a major protector of immigrants. Now, as the Trump administration looms, Mayor Eric Adams will seemingly change the tradition.

A suspect who has been named in the homicide of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson posted multiple shirtless pictures, or "thirst traps" to social media, and bragged about the size of his penis online.

Former Rensselaer County Board of Elections Commissioner Jason Schofield has been convicted of voter fraud, but will not serve any jail time for the offense.

Adams, a former NYPD Captain, has been a long-time critic of sanctuary city laws. His stance has been highlighted as he cozies up to the Trump administration.

Dozens of New Yorkers turned out for another lookalike competition over the weekend, this time for the UnitedHealthcare CEO assassin.

The suspected killer of the UnitedHealthcare CEO, who went viral for his smiley photo, was grinning because he was flirting with a female hostel worker.

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield will not follow through with its proposed policy that would have limited coverage for anesthesia during surgeries and procedures.

Internet searches for the book "Delay, Deny, Defend" spiked after the bullets that killed the UnitedHealthCare CEO had been engraved with the three words.

A New York man pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a flight where he allegedly threatened to "tear the plane apart" in response to the airline's rules against personal alcohol consumption.

Yonkers police arrested three people, including a woman wearing a Santa hat, on Nov. 23 for allegedly stealing Amazon packages from an apartment building lobby.

Almost a month has passed since Trump claimed electoral victory. As Democrats grapple with their performance, a new analysis provides some new insights.

A New York woman gave her daughter a DNA test she'd been gifted and hadn't used for years. The results of the test led the woman to find her biological father.

A New York state senator has urged liberal states to secede from the U.S. and to join Canada in response to Donald Trump's threats of mass deportations.

A Bitcoin billionaire has vowed to purchase thousands of bananas from the sidewalk vendor who originally sold the now-famous banana to the artist for 25 cents.

A woman who tried to hide in an airplane bathroom during a flight from New York to Paris was only caught right before landing.

The family of P'Nut, the internet-famous squirrel killed last month, is gearing up to avenge his death by suing New York's Department of Environmental Conservation.

A New York man is suing for $4.6 million in damages after claiming that his manager intentionally gave him a small, "crampy" desk to "show him who's boss."

New York has officially decriminalized adultery, repealing a 1907 law that made cheating on a spouse a misdemeanor punishable by up to three months in jail.