Homeless New Yorkers who have been living in hotels during the pandemic are expected to transfer back into shelters Monday, despite all of the efforts in place to keep them where they are. The transfers come one year after the Lucerne Hotel became a temporary homeless shelter. Homeless New Yorkers have said they feel safer in the hotels and fear a return to shelters will negatively impact their overall health and livelihood. They’ll make another push to stay put at the hotels Monday, the same day the city plans to transfer them back to congregate shelters.

Six people were injured after a massive house explosion in West Milford, New Jersey, officials said

Tropical Storm Ophelia continues to bring rain and gusty winds to the tristate area Saturday.

The annual San Gennaro Festival in Manhattan’s Little Italy is running through Sunday. 

Grief counselors were on-site at Farmingdale High School Friday after a bus crash on I-84 in Orange County a day earlier left two people dead and 42 others injured.

It is estimated New York City is home to about 2.5 million Hispanic and Latino people, which is about 25% of the city’s population. 

One person is dead and two others are injured after a stabbing incident at a home on Staten Island Friday, police said.

From helping a Bronx grandmother get help with her wasp trouble, to repairing broken mailboxes on the Lower East Side, PIX11's Monica Morales has been making it happen.

PIX11's Marc Malusis says the New York Mets' season has been a massive disappointment, and he wants to know how it happened.

The New Jersey nonprofit Moms Helping Moms teamed up with nonprofit AngelaCARES, Inc. in Jersey City to distribute 2,000 diapers to more than a hundred families.

A man was arrested on Thursday in connection with the shooting death of a Staten Island deli worker during a robbery last month, police said.

The city is leasing the robot, known as K5, from the manufacturer. 

A popular herbal supplement that has been touted as a miracle cure for pain and other things that ail you, continues to raise concerns among government regulators.