Transgender people are too often victims of violence, sometimes fatal, as one of the most marginalized groups in the U.S., and even as a subgroup of the LGBT+ community.

NYPD and Philadelphia police department are partnering in a manhunt. They are looking for the guy who shot a gas station employee in the Bronx and a Pennsylvania parking enforcement officer.

Police are hunting for a young woman who threw an acid-like substance into the face of another strap hanger for no apparent reason. 

Celebrities were everywhere Thursday night as the much-talked-about play "Ain't No Mo," which made its debut at the Public Theater a few years ago, finally has made it to Broadway.

PIX11 News helped restore heat and hot water to an East Harlem building, and highlighted a Harlem restaurant, still trying to bounce back from a break-in.

It’s a one-time-only concert at Carnegie Hall this weekend. Several Ukrainian and American choirs are singing together to raise funds for Ukraine.

Just days after Mayor Eric Adams announced his new plan to have first responders remove people from streets and subways, there are still major concerns, especially from the unions that represent first responders.

Get the umbrellas ready for Saturday because a storm system is approaching the New York City area.

The United States has a chance to take a step forward as a soccer nation against the Netherlands in the Round of 16 of the World Cup Saturday morning. This is arguably the USA’s most talented team in decades, says PIX11's Marc Malusis.

Two public portable toilets have popped up by the Brooklyn Bridge, located on the Manhattan side of the bridge near the entrance.

Mayor Eric Adams plans to enforce certain new waste regulations in April in an effort to make the city's streets cleaner. Only after 8 p.m., or 6 p.m. if containerized, can the trash be left on the street.

If you’re looking for one-of-a-kind gift ideas, the Holiday Market in Westchester is the place to be. More than 40 women- and minority-owned businesses have set up shop outdoors at the New Rochelle Train Station. 

A woman suffered chemical burns to her face early Friday morning when someone threw an unknown liquid at her as she exited a Brooklyn subway station, police said.