Anthony Carlo

A fire marshal remains in critical condition and a firefighter is seriously hurt after a massive explosion rocked a Staten Island shipyard Friday afternoon.

One person has died, and dozens of people were injured, including firefighters, following an explosion and fire at a shipyard on Staten Island, according to the FDNY officials.

A move to raise a Pride flag on town property has intensified political division in Boonton, where the mayor vetoed a council-approved measure that would have allowed the flag to fly in a local park.

The FAA will equip all of its airport vehicles with transponders after a deadly March 22 crash at LaGuardia Airport exposed gaps in the nation's airfield surveillance systems.

Quah'mir Cruz, 18, who lived at the Van Dyke Houses, was shot steps from the community center where he worked with children, Sunday.

With final exams approaching, students at Columbia University say a reported data breach affecting the Canvas learning platform is adding stress at the worst possible time.

Anatoliy Suprun said he was sitting on an elevated platform at the Avenue H station early Friday morning, passing the time on his phone before his train arrived, when a thief grabbed his phone.

A Bronx man who relies on a specialized motorized wheelchair says he has been left stranded and in pain after a thief rode off with the $5,000 device.

Captain Janet Patton was once a Spirit employee - a bright-eyed pilot at the start of her career, flying her very first passenger jet in 1996. She was a part of a tight-knit group of women in a male-driven workforce.