Charmaine Crossman was sentenced to 23 years-to-life for fatally stabbing Victoria Goode at a Midtown East shelter. The murder occurred after a dispute over loud music.

The NYPD is investigating a potential hate crime where Orthodox Jews were threatened on a Brooklyn subway during Hanukkah, with a "gun" gesture and verbal abuse.

A driver in Brooklyn struck two police officers with a Mercedes during a traffic stop and fled the scene; the officers sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Governor Kathy Hochul seeks to lessen the stringency of New York's AI regulation bill to mirror California's SB53, amid debates with AI company lobbyists and a split with state legislators preferring stronger laws.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and attorneys from 20 other states, along with the FTC, are suing Uber for misleading consumers with the difficult-to-cancel Uber One subscription service, which charges $9.99 per month.

A man was arrested after stealing a Porsche SUV and crashing it in Manhattan; he had left a phone inside, enabling police to track him. He faces multiple charges.

Six teens were injured in a shooting outside a Sweet Sixteen party in Brooklyn; the incident is suspected to be gang-related. Police are seeking two shooters.

The NY Archdiocese sold land under the Palace Hotel for $490M, partly funding a $300M abuse survivors fund. Victim lawyers find the fund too low, and mediation is ongoing.

Six teenagers were shot and wounded after a Sweet 16 party in Brooklyn. Police search for two masked suspects in black clothing. The victims are in stable condition.

NYC medical examiners ruled an infant's death homicide after finding fentanyl in his system; the baby was brought to a hospital by his mother and pronounced dead. No arrests or suspects have been named.

Jimmy's Corner, a historical dive bar in Times Square, is fighting against eviction by the Durst Organization through a lawsuit filed by the bar's owner, Adam Glenn.

The National Weather Service forecasts the first significant snowfall of the season this weekend for New York City, with chilly temperatures and potential travel disruptions.

Linda Sun, a former New York state aide, faces charges in a Brooklyn federal court for acting as an unregistered Chinese agent, alongside allegations of wire fraud, visa fraud, and money laundering.