One of the biggest ways to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. is by giving back to the community. A group of volunteers in Queens did just that, helping others on their day off.

The FDNY on Wednesday released a recording of a 911 call that details how five children ended up in a storm drain in Staten Island.

NJ Transit's Northeast Corridor Line train service between Penn Station and Trenton resumed service with "significant delays in both directions" Wednesday, according to officials.

Scattered showers are in the forecast for the tri-state region Thursday. Mr. G has the details in the forecast.

The "Curb Your Dog Campaign and Design Contest" on the Upper East Side aims to cut down the nearly 27,000 tons of dog waste on sidewalks and parks annually.

A first-of-its kind study by Seatuck Environmental Association and Greentree Foundation explains how reusing highly treated wastewater to irrigate golf courses, nurseries and sod farms could help the steadily declining water levels and water quality seen over the last 50 years.

The internet connects people to the world. But many families in the city have trouble getting online. It’s called the digital divide.

A new technology partnership is helping to bridge the gap, and Grandmaster Flash helped unveil the facility in Crown Heights on Wednesday.

Tobin Anderson is leaving Fairleigh Dickinson after one season to replace Rick Pitino at Iona.

A Brooklyn teacher's lifelong dream of owning her own home has finally come true, all thanks to a city program helping low-income New Yorkers become first-time home buyers.

It's been nearly two months since a well-known councilwoman from this Central Jersey city was mysteriously murdered. Her family had not spoken out about the still-unsolved killing until Wednesday.

A man in Midtown Manhattan threatened to jump out of a 31st story window after FBI agents showed up at his apartment with a warrant Wednesday, police sources told PIX11 News. 

NJ Transit’s Northeast Corridor Line train service between Penn Station and Trenton resumed with extremely limited service Wednesday, according to officials.

Trains will only run from Penn Station to Metropark. Riders traveling to Trenton and other points in between will need to seek alternate forms of transportation from Metropark.

The Port Authority announced it is adding a ninth car during peak morning and evening commute times, adding more than a hundred passengers per train from Newark to the World Trade Center.