Four men were indicted by the Manhattan DA for stealing over $500,000 in identity theft and money laundering, including from a school PTA and a home health aide.

The article discusses the expected cold, windy weather in New York City this week and mentions the appearance of the wolf moon, which is expected to be visible alongside Mars.

Citizens Market Hall at Manhattan West is set to close on April 2, affecting 68 employees. Despite its initial promise, the food hall's closure reflects a citywide downturn in such venues.

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is reportedly considering a run for New York City mayor, rallying allies for a potential campaign against incumbent Mayor Eric Adams.

New Yorkers gather support for California wildfire victims, with local establishments like Ray's Bar collecting donations and contributing financially to aid organizations.

The NYPD seeks a suspect for an assault with a sharp object in Brooklyn's Ridgewood neighborhood. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to 18 years to life for the fatal shooting at Kingsborough Houses while defending his daughter during an attempted burglary.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for New York City, including light snow chances, cold temperatures, and a shift towards sunnier, slightly warmer days ahead as per NWS data.

Strong U.S. job growth in December supports keeping Federal Reserve rate cuts on hold, with 256,000 jobs added and a decrease in unemployment to 4.1%.

Over 100 workers were laid off at New York's Tin Building after an employment authorization check, exacerbating the venue's existing financial challenges.

NYC's Floyd Bennett Field migrant shelter is set to close in January due to a decrease in the number of asylum seekers, with plans for the park to return to recreational use.

New York City faces chilly weather with forecasts showing highs around 39 degrees and possible snow showers in The Bronx and Staten Island. Evenings remain cold but no hazardous weather is expected.

New Orleans has hired ex-NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton after a deadly terror attack to consult on terrorism prevention, amid security concerns ahead of the Super Bowl.