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2,000 People Were Arrested for Turnstile-Jumping in January: NYPD
New data on fare-beating is being provided amid concerns about deportation.
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163 Cyclists and Pedestrians Were Killed in Crashes in 2016, City Says
Police arrested 39 drivers under Vision Zero, the most since it was implemented in 2014, officials said.
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Rikers Inmate Gets 8 Years for Attacking Correction Officers
Carl Henegain was acquitted of the attempted murder charge that landed him in jail in the first place.
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Man Hit by MTA Bus After Wandering Into Traffic, NYPD Says
The man may have been intoxicated when he tried to walk across Roosevelt Avenue, sources said.
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Jackson Heights Flower Shop to Close After More Than 40 Years on 37th Ave.
Susan Lee, who died in May, ran Ho Flowers and Plants for more than 40 years.
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Swastikas Carved Into Progressive Upper West Side Church's Doors
Swastikas were found on an Upper West Side Unitarian church that's part of the sanctuary movement.
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Only 'Illegals' Use Bike Lanes in Corona, Trump-Backing Board Member Says
A 30-year-veteran board member said fewer riders use the lanes since ICE upped deportations under Trump.
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Queens Leads City in Number of Hotels Housing the Homeless, Data Shows
There are 40 hotels in use for homeless residents, but fewer total shelters than in other boroughs.
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3-D Mammograms Are Now Fully Covered by Your Insurance, If You Qualify
What's a 3-D mammogram? Why would you want one? We have all the answers.
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What You Need to Know if You Can't Pay Your Rent, and How the City Can Help
DNAinfo has a guide to some of the city's rental assistance programs and their challenges.
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NYPD Blasts Surveillance Transparency Bill as a Boon to 'Terrorists'
The NYPD's concerns about a bill to reveal their spying techniques are "overblown," sponsors said.
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Students Need Free Lead Tests After High Levels Found at Schools, Pols Say
Five borough presidents also called on the Education Department to provide bottled water to students.
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Bungling Burglar Gets Trapped in Bar's Exhaust Vent, Police Say
A would-be burglar tried to break into Winners Bar through an exhaust vent but got trapped, police said.
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Citywide Deed Fraud Scheme Stole Homes From Sick and Vulnerable, DA Says
The scheme, which began in 2012, defrauded victims from The Bronx to Queens.
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Delta Yanks Noisiest Planes From LaGuardia After Community Complaints
Delta Airlines swapped in quieter, more fuel-efficient aircrafts starting Thursday, officials said.
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Muslim School Celebrates Black History Month With Play
The school had its first Black History Month celebration in its more than 20-year history.
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Former Queens Borough President Helen Marshall Dies at 87
Marshall served three four-year terms as Queens borough president.
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'What Does Queens Sound Like to You?' Artist Asks Ahead of Show
Marinella Senatore is bringing her large-scale performance to the Queens Museum in April.
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Queens Precincts Getting $20M in New Cars and Gear From DA Settlement Funds
The more than $20 million in funds is the result of a historic HSBC holdings investigation.
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There Were Four Times More Heroin Overdoses Than Murders Last Year: NYPD
About 1,200 people overdosed on heroin in 2016, compared to 335 murders, officials said.
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