Anthony M. Destefano

Scientists have developed new DNA profiles in the past year for the remains of nearly 40 people killed in the 2001 World Trade Center attacks but

Edward Caban, the city's first Hispanic police commissioner, will be resigning Thursday amid a federal probe, a police source said.

Former FBI agent Thomas G. Donlon was sworn in late Friday as interim NYPD commissioner, just minutes after the resignation of his predecessor, Edward

The report was ordered by a federal judge presiding over litigation ensuring the NYPD protect citizens' civil rights while conducting stop-and-frisk operations.

More police and barriers to control crowds are part of an NYPD effort to handle any protests at the U.N.'s General Assembly, department officials said.

The federal indictment of Mayor Eric Adams on corruption charges is the fourth major scandal in a century to touch City Hall.

The NYPD is adding more security cameras and putting more specially trained K-9 units on the streets ahead of Monday's anniversary of last October's

The sketch of the victim whose skeletal remains were found on Ocean Parkway in Gilgo Beach on April 4, 2011 depicted a rendering of what the male looked like before the time of death.

Police said a round allegedly fired by Guy Rivera traveled under Diller's protective vest and hit him in the abdomen.

Bicycles and unauthorized drones will be barred from the route of Sunday's New York City Marathon as part of an intense effort by the NYPD to secure the safety of the event, officials said Wednesday.