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The NYPD has released a photo of a “person of interest” it is seeking in connection with a firework that flew through a window and burned a 3-year-old boy.

Fifteen of New York City’s public outdoor swimming pools will reopen on Aug. 1, Mayor Bill de Blasio's office said Tuesday.

The MTA is installing vending machines that sell personal protective equipment inside 10 different subway stations, the agency said Tuesday.

Gov. Ned Lamont reported two new COVID-19 deaths on Tuesday as the state’s positivity rate reached an “all-time low.”

A Bronx man who allegedly drove an SUV into an NYPD officer after looting a store during the George Floyd protests has been arrested, police said Tuesday.

The Stonewall Inn, which recently launched a GoFundMe page in an effort to keep its doors open, has received a $250,000 donation that will allow the iconic gay bar to continue serving LGBTQ New Yorkers and their allies.

Gov. Phil Murphy on Tuesday signed into law a three-month, $7.6 billion budget that he said was filled with “cuts and uncertainty."

Police are searching for two men they said attacked a police officer in Brooklyn on Monday.

New York City and the City Council have reached an agreement on an $88.1 billion budget that shifts $1 billion in funding away from the NYPD, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.

A pair of vandals tossed paint-filled balloons at the Washington Square Arch early Monday morning, dousing two statues of President George Washington with red paint, the NYPD said.