Two men were injured in a slashing incident on a subway platform at Grand Central Station; both are expected to recover and are in custody with pending charges.

A New York appeals court denied President-elect Trump's request to delay his hush money case sentencing, upholding the original date set for January 10th.

The NYPD is searching for a suspect involved in armed carjackings and a robbery in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. No arrests yet. Separate incident: a burglar cut through a bodega roof to steal cash and goods.

A 41-year-old man, Shamael Miller, was shot dead in a Coney Island apartment lobby; the perpetrator remains unidentified, and police are investigating.

The New York Giants secured the No. 3 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after a 3-14 season, as reported by NBC New York. The draft will be held in Green Bay on April 24.

Three people were injured in a shooting inside El Nuevo Tipico Restaurant in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, following an argument. The suspect remains at large.

The MTA is installing metal barriers on subway platforms in Brooklyn and Manhattan for passenger safety, following incidents of people being struck by trains.

The New York Mavericks won at the Barclays Center, as professional bull riding gains popularity in NYC, influenced by Western culture and a new team format.

Increasing noise levels in NYC restaurants prompt calls for decibel transparency and quieter dining spaces, with health experts warning of potential hearing damage.

NYC's transit and climate projects face legal and political challenges, including the congestion pricing program, Penn Station's renovation, and the BQE's overhaul, alongside the enforcement of Local Law 97 and the awarding of casino licenses.

Deadline to apply for NYC congestion pricing exemptions and discounts looms, as the program is set to start on January 5, affecting traffic below 60th Street in Manhattan.

A man was slashed on the neck on a C train in Midtown and is stable at Bellevue Hospital. A suspect with a knife and screwdriver was arrested. The incident adds to the city's rising subway crime concerns.

Car thefts in New York City declined by 9% from the previous year, with advancements in theft prevention and law enforcement efforts contributing to this reduction. Carjackings also decreased, although they remain higher than pre-2019 levels.