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Police and Law Enforcement February 2

Donations surge for fallen NY officer and new mom following tragic death at hands of DWI suspect

Nearly $200,000 raised for Nassau County police officer Patricia Espinosa's family after she was allegedly killed by drunk driver on her way to work.

Media February 2

Detransitioner touts $2-million landmark malpractice ruling as good start, but ‘not nearly enough’

Chloe Cole discusses the landmark $2 million malpractice settlement on Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ, predicting many more cases as young people grow to regret transition procedures.

VIDEO February 1

Mamdani appoints ex-con as NYC corrections commissioner

'The Big Weekend Show’ co-hosts break down New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s pick for corrections commissioner and his move to blame prior leadership for the city’s financial crisis.

New York City February 1

NYPD officers save choking 2-year-old boy, bodycam video shows

NYPD officer Freddy Cerpa, along with his partner, Officer Megan Ficken, helped save a choking 2-year-old boy in the Bronx, marking his second heroic rescue in just weeks.

Sex Crimes February 1

Girls sue elite prep school over 'revenge porn blast' as parents shell out $63K a year to attend

Two teens sue elite Brooklyn private school Saint Ann's, alleging former teacher threatened "revenge porn" after coercing nude photos when they were 13.

VIDEO January 31

Mamdani names ex-convict as NYC corrections commissioner

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed Stanley Richards to lead the city’s Department of Correction in a press event on Saturday. (Credit: NYC Mayor's Office)

Food-Drink January 31

'Produce Pete,' who taught millions to pick perfect fruits and vegetables, dies at 80

Beloved TV personality "Produce Pete" Napolitano died at age 80 after more than 30 years teaching viewers how to pick perfect fresh fruits and vegetables on WNBC.

US protests January 30

Left-wing activists storming synagogue use knee pads, adult diaper to mock Dem congressman over ICE vote

Viral video shows protesters disrupting Rep. Tom Suozzi at Long Island temple over ICE funding vote, using crude props and profane insults during event.

Luigi Mangione January 30

Death penalty off the table for Luigi Mangione after judge agrees to dismiss federal murder charge

Defense argues prosecutors failed to prove underlying "crime of violence" needed for federal murder through use of firearm charge in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing.

Campus Radicals January 29

Ex-Dem mayor's son arrested after storming hotel with anti-ICE agitators, police say

Dante de Blasio, son of former NYC mayor Bill de Blasio, arrested with 65 others during anti-ICE disruption at Manhattan hotel. Charged with trespassing.

Luigi Mangione January 29

Alvin Bragg’s ‘unrealistic’ timeline in Luigi Mangione case sets up showdown with Trump DOJ

Luigi Mangione's defense calls Manhattan DA's July trial date "unrealistic" as accused assassin faces parallel federal court proceedings in September.