A 20-year-old man was shot outside a Bronx deli; police are searching for the suspect last seen fleeing on a moped. He's expected to recover. No arrest yet.

A NYC Sanitation supervisor, Steven Taylor, is indicted for allegedly filing over $21,000 in false timesheets, taking unauthorized breaks, and issuing summonses without witnessing violations.

Zum Stammtisch's Pork Store in Glendale, Queens, is closing due to rising costs and a declining customer base, a sign of the city's diminishing traditional pork stores. However, the adjacent restaurant remains open.

New York State allocates $32.6 million in FAST NY grants to prepare sites for high-tech manufacturing, with potential further investment proposed in the Executive Budget.

A man was fatally shot in the Bronx; a standoff ensued nearby, leading to an arrest. The community feels uneasy as it's the area's second murder in 2025.

High winds caused over two-hour delays at LaGuardia and 90-minute delays at Newark Airport; JFK was unaffected. Trees and power lines fell, potentially leading up to a significant midweek snowstorm.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams plans to close six asylum seeker emergency sites, reflecting a decrease in migrant numbers and the city's successful integration efforts.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced precautions against H5N1 bird flu as birds tested positive, yet emphasized a low risk to humans, with no human cases detected, and health officials closely monitoring the situation.

A family alleges a daycare in Queens abused their autistic son and tried to cover it up; the teacher pleaded guilty to child endangerment. They are now suing the center.

NY lawmakers urge delay in a Medicaid home care program overhaul due to concerns over the tight April deadline for transitioning quarter-million residents.

Governor Hochul's administration is seeking an investigation into the funding of an ad campaign opposing her home care program overhaul in New York, amid concerns about donor transparency and adherence to lobbying laws.

The New York AG's Office will not charge a Troy police officer in the fatal collision that killed Sabeeh Alalkawi, after an investigation found no "gross deviation" from expected conduct.

Kenneth J. Ward, Jr. admitted to threatening to kill a U.S. District Judge and faces up to 10 years in prison.