NYPD Crimestoppers seeks info on a Bronx subway stabbing involving a 45-year-old man and three unknown individuals. The attack occurred at Kingsbridge Road Station, with the suspects fleeing on foot.

An NYPD officer shot and killed a dog that bit them after responding to a 911 call about unleashed dogs in Queens. The officers are stable, and the search for the dog's owner continues.

A Rosedale man faces up to 15 years in prison after being arraigned on charges for stockpiling "ghost guns" and ammunition, following a seven-month investigation.

Made Fresh Salads Inc. recalls salads in New York for potential Listeria contamination, affecting both macaroni and tuna salads in large containers. No illnesses reported yet.

New York's strict "bell-to-bell" cellphone ban in schools has led to increased student interaction and classroom engagement, with fewer digital distractions and a revival of traditional activities.

Police are searching for a suspect who forced a teenager to withdraw money at gunpoint on the northbound “E” train platform at Union Turnpike–Kew Gardens Station. The NYPD urges anyone with information to contact Crimestoppers.

The remains of IDF soldier Omer Neutra, killed by Hamas, were returned to Israel for burial, allowing his family and community to honor his memory and service.

The NYC mayoral election saw a record 735,317 early votes, with 56% under 55, potentially favoring Democrat Zohran Mamdani, though Andrew Cuomo also drew younger voters.

Former President Obama had a phone call with NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, praising his campaign and offering to be a sounding board, but without giving an outright endorsement.

NY Attorney General's investigation found Suffolk County Police's fatal use of force on Emilson Ordoñez-Banegas likely justified, with a final report pending.

Cameron McEwen was sentenced to 210 months in prison for receiving child pornography and targeting minors online, announced by U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton. He used threats and coercion via social media to obtain explicit material from victims.

An audit by NYC Comptroller Brad Lander found that the NYPD often delays responding to FOIL requests for body camera footage, with 85% not addressed in the standard timeframe.

The federal shutdown is delaying heating assistance applications in NY, affecting low-income families in need of the HEAP program, with a postponed start date now set for November 17.