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When asked whether he has the power to order Pantaleo’s termination, de Blasio said “there has to be due process.”

DoJ declines to bring charges against NYPD’s Daniel Pantaleo

Power outage affects about 73,000 people and disrupts traffic, subway system, businesses and Broadway productions

Hundreds of thousands of revellers have thronged the streets of New York for WorldPride, one of the largest LGBT celebrations in the world.

A woman told New York police that the Oscar-winning actor grabbed her breast at a nightclub on Sunday night.

One person has died after a helicopter crash-landed onto the roof of a midtown Manhattan building and caught fire, New York Fire Department officials have confirmed.

Can you imagine being the CR-V driver making the insurance phone call after crashing into a $2M hypercar?

A jazz drummer who played on a pair of Grammy Award-winning albums was killed in New York over the weekend.

A German woman who posed as a billionaire heiress to swindle New York hotels and banks has been sentenced to at least four years in prison.

A teacher is outraged after she was fired because a sexy photo she sent her boyfriend mysteriously ended up in the hands of a student.

A Bangladeshi immigrant who let off a makeshift pipe bomb close to a busy bus terminal in New York City has been convicted of terrorism charges.

PRESIDENT Donald Trump says he bears ‘no blame’ after a die-hard supporter was charged over sending deadly pipe bombs.

Earlier in the week, explosive devices targeted former president Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, businessman George Soros and Rep. Maxine Waters, according to The New York Times.

Suspicious packages sent to Time Warner Center, Clinton and Obama

Success in the demographic has long been a benchmark scrutinized by NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke. And “Tonight” is considered one of NBC’s flagship properties – something executives scrutinize and compare with the competition.

A NEWLYWED who died in a limo crash that killed 18 others sent a text message hinting she knew something was wrong.

'I heard a loud bang'

It wasn't immediately clear if the woman was connected to an earlier protest at the Statue of Liberty, against Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

ONCE thought to be the world’s hottest shopping location, a stretch of New York’s Broadway now resembles a vast wasteland.

Dude, where’s my baby?