NYPD offers $10,000 for info on the Grinch, accused of trying to steal Christmas gifts. New Yorkers united against the thefts, maintaining holiday cheer.

Eric Adams faced a tumultuous mayorship in NYC, grappling with public safety, a migrant crisis, federal investigations, and media clashes while showing moments of levity.

NY Attorney General Letitia James reminds airline passengers of their rights amid federal deregulation and encourages filing complaints with her office for issues like delays and cancellations.

A mother and daughter from Brighton Beach are indicted for labor and sex trafficking related to forcing women into prostitution in Brooklyn massage parlors.

A 47-year-old woman was shot and killed in her Harlem apartment, leaving the community shaken. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.

New York seniors and disabled individuals face challenges adapting to the MTA's transition from MetroCard to OMNY, with concerns about mobility, technology use, and security risks. The MTA is providing in-person help for balance transfers.

New York area is expecting a mix of rain and snow with less than one inch of snow accumulation and mild temperatures, as per the National Weather Service.

New Year's Eve security is tightened in Times Square due to threats, while other cities cancel festivities for safety reasons. The NYPD prepares extensively despite the trend towards private celebrations.

A 12-year-old boy was charged with attempted murder for stabbing another boy at a Brooklyn playground. The victim is in critical but stable condition.

Two men, a CBP officer and an ex-university administrator, face charges for a bribery scheme at JFK Airport, involving special entry favors and information leaks.

Twelve individuals were indicted for narcotics and firearms offenses connected to a drug operation in East Harlem's Johnson Houses, with nine arrested and three at large.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is about to sign a law allowing medically-assisted death for terminally ill patients with less than six months to live.

Jelani Parker pleaded guilty to arson for a fire in a Hamilton Heights building, injuring firefighters and displacing families. He faces a 12-year sentence.