The much-anticipated Long Island Rail Road service to Grand Central Madison rolls out on Wednesday with limited service.

U.S. Rep. George Santos is facing new questions about his campaign funds after it appeared Santos listed a person as his campaign treasurer without their permission.

The South Huntington School District is joining the ranks of districts with armed security guards outside all school buildings.

The Bronx family of a soldier killed at an Army base in Alabama is demanding answers about his death.

Flames broke out around 5 p.m. The fire quickly spread to the area between the ceiling of the top floor and the roof, consuming the cockloft. The Citizen App video shows fiery red flames engulfing the top of the building.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has until Monday, Jan. 30, to sign the Grieving Families Act that passed the state Assembly and Senate.

The measure would expand the definition of family under the law to allow more people to file wrongful death claims. It would also allow people to seek damages for pain and suffering, not just monetary losses.

Sayfullo Saipov was found guilty on all counts Thursday in the 2017 Manhattan bike path killings of eight people.

The drug under the brand name Ozempic, designed to lower blood sugar levels in diabetics, is in short supply because non-diabetic people have found it to be an effective medication for weight loss. The surge in sales among those seeking to shed pounds has created a shortage for the people who really need it.

Vincent Dransfield lives life on his own terms, and that’s not something many 108-year-olds can say.

Ahead of the NFC championship game between the Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers, PIX11's Marc Malusis explains why he loves quarterback Jalen Hurts so much as a player.

The 182-foot-long escalator at Grand Central Madison is the longest and steepest in the entire MTA system.

On Thursday, Central Park tied the record for 322 consecutive days without measurable snow, which consists of .1” or more. There's been no measurable snow in New York City since March 9, 2022.

Friday should feature more sunshine with temperatures climbing into the lower 40s.The winds will shift more southwesterly and help bring temperatures up into the upper 40s. By Sunday, we may hit 50 degrees, but an approaching storm system will bring the risk of showers toward the evening hours of the day.