Donald Ziebenhood is indicted in Manhattan for intimate partner violence, including burglary, assault, and weapon possession. The indictment describes a pattern of attacks on his husband, culminating in the victim’s death.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams extends 'Big Apple Connect', offering free internet and basic cable to 330K NYCHA residents until June 2028, saving them $1,700 yearly.

Justin Heath Smith, also known as "Austin Wolf," was sentenced to 19 years for child sexual exploitation crimes.

A cyclist, Alexandra Huggins, was killed by a hit-and-run Tesla in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The local cycling community calls for improved safety measures in the city.

The MTA revised planned fare hikes after public feedback, with modest increases for subway and bus fares, changes in ticket expirations for railroads, and introduce new discounts, while tolls could see a 7.5% rise.

The iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour celebrates its 30th anniversary at NYC's Madison Square Garden on December 12th with artists like Ed Sheeran and Reneé Rapp.

A man was shot in the foot during an armed robbery in Inwood, Manhattan, with the suspects fleeing in a silver Honda Accord. No arrests have been made.

The MTA is considering geothermal cooling for NYC subway stations to alleviate high temperatures, focusing on the feasibility for stations like 167th and 181st Street on Line No. 1.

NYPD Crimestoppers are seeking information on a violent assault involving three men in Brooklyn, where a 66-year-old man was attacked on Flatbush Avenue.

Music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs faces sentencing in Lower Manhattan court, after being convicted on two prostitution-related charges, with ongoing debates over his potential prison term.

Three Manhattan casino proposals were rejected by local panels mandated by a 2022 New York law, emphasizing community decision-making over developer interests.

A manhunt is in progress after a 99-year-old man was robbed at gunpoint in Manhattan. The elderly victim was assaulted and a suspect stole $20,000. The NYPD is seeking information.

NYC's rat czar Kathleen Corradi will leave her position after aiding in the city's rodent mitigation efforts, which saw decreased rat sightings. Her tenure exceeded two years, and she will join the New York City Housing Authority in a new role.