A hazardous weather outlook warns New Yorkers of cold conditions and a winter storm, with heavy snowfall expected across the boroughs, impacting travel and activities.

Frederick Green was indicted for attempted murder and other charges related to a shooting outside a Midtown Manhattan restaurant, as announced by the Manhattan DA.

Alleged H-2 cartel distributor Jair Francisco Patron Tobias was arraigned in Brooklyn on drug and weapons charges, following his extradition from Mexico.

Mayor Mamdani cautiously welcomes Governor Hochul's budget targeting early childhood education and criticizes predecessor's fiscal mismanagement, vowing to protect working families and seek fairness in financial contributions.

New York City commemorated MLK Day with sharp criticisms of ICE, and public figures highlighted ongoing racial and social inequalities, all while invoking Dr. King's legacy.

New Yorkers are set to experience a cold week with chances of snow by the weekend, following sunny but chilly conditions. The National Weather Service predicts snow likely on Sunday.

A suspect attempted to rob a Brooklyn residence, posing as a delivery driver. He forced entry and assaulted a man, but fled without stealing anything. The NYPD seeks information.

A 29-year-old man was stabbed multiple times in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, and is in stable condition. The attacker is at large, with no arrests made.

Gov. Hochul leads in fundraising for NY gubernatorial race, but public finance system may help rivals Delgado and Blakeman compete. Despite a cap on individual donations, Hochul has $20.2M, while Delgado and Blakeman rely on the system for support.

A 9-hour bankruptcy hearing focused on the potential sale of over 5,000 rent-stabilized apartments in NYC, with the city and tenants seeking repair guarantees from the buyer, Summit Properties.

Jimmy Connors pled guilty to manslaughter and leaving the scene of a crime for a fatal car crash in Manhattan. His sentencing is set for February 2026.

Nurses' strike in NYC persists as talks resume with major hospitals, focusing on demands for better staffing, pay, and safety. Outcomes are uncertain despite efforts to maintain patient care.

Verizon resolved a nationwide service disruption and apologized, stating affected customers would receive credits. New York City advised using alternatives for emergency calls.