Amidst the Halloween celebrations, a shooting disrupted the festive atmosphere on Manhattan's Upper West Side, injuring two teenagers. As police investigate, witnesses described chaos and fear among families in the area.

Brooklyn authorities search for four suspects in a hate crime attack against a Palestinian couple, with the NYPD releasing surveillance footage to aid in apprehension.

Troy Caruso and John Nolan, contractors in New York, pleaded guilty to charges related to a kickback scheme aiming to secure contracts from a Fortune 500 company. The scheme involved paying bribes to a senior project manager, as revealed by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.

Suspect Eduardo Diaz is in custody after a shooting on the Upper West Side, with charges including attempted murder. A 47-year-old man was injured but is expected to survive. The incident led to chaos and a police response, affecting subway services.

Telefónica Venezolana settles a Justice Department bribery investigation by agreeing to pay over $85 million for engaging in corrupt practices to gain favorable currency exchange access.

FDNY controlled a brush fire in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, aided by drones. One firefighter was injured. The incident, amid a drought watch in NYC, underscores wildfire risks and prompts conservation calls.

New Yorkers experienced cloudy Veterans Day mornings that cleared to sunny afternoons, with highs near 68°F, followed by a sunny week with cooler temperatures ahead.

Dominique Ansel, creator of the Cronut, will open Papa d’Amour in NYC, featuring French-Asian pastries, while Parisian baker Stéphane Louvard's "crookie" gains popularity in Paris.

Chobani unveils plans for its new global headquarters, Chobani House, in Manhattan, blending business with community support through diverse spaces and local engagement.

NYC has introduced new rules for trash bins to combat rat problems, requiring secure lids on bins in buildings with 1-9 residential units. Violators face fines post-grace period until January 2025.

Verizon customers on the East Coast experienced a service outage, affecting internet and landlines and prompting dissatisfaction and compensation demands.

Aqua New York, a large Italian-Japanese restaurant, opens in NYC's Flatiron District, offering two distinct menus from separate kitchens in a 24,000 square-foot space.

NYPD is looking for 69-year-old missing man Alberto Saldana, last seen in Manhattan, and urges the public to provide any information to their tip line.

Sarabeth's has opened a new restaurant in Greenwich Village, their first expansion in Manhattan in 13 years, known for brunch favorites like eggs benedict and pancakes.

The Michelin Guide has added 19 restaurants to its New York City list, ahead of the star-awarding ceremony on December 9, showcasing a range of cuisines and potential future star recipients.

Michail McKen was convicted of sex trafficking and interstate prostitution by a federal jury, following a trial in Central Islip for running a multistate sex trafficking ring.

Witness Eric Gonzalez testified about his attempt to stop Daniel Penny from using a chokehold on Jordan Neely, who later died, in a New York subway incident.

The NYPD is seeking public help to find a suspect in a Queens shooting that wounded a teenager. They offer a reward for information leading to an arrest.

NYC's "Drone as First Responder" program is now operational, aiming to improve public safety by sending drones autonomously to priority calls, offering rapid aerial response and real-time visuals.

An MTA worker was assaulted in Brooklyn for asking a rider to stop smoking marijuana on a subway platform; the suspect fled, and the police are investigating.

A man and woman in Brooklyn were victims of an anti-Asian hate crime involving whipped cream and racial remarks; suspects are sought by NYPD's Hate Crime Task Force.

A student was arrested at Gorton High School for a stabbing incident; the school was temporarily locked down and later resumed normal activities. The injured student is stable, and officials are investigating the dispute.

The U.S. Attorney's Office secured a consent decree against Liberty Central School for violating USERRA, providing damages to teacher and National Guard member John Chewens for lost wages.

Sotheby's settled for $6.25 million after it was found helping clients evade sales taxes on art, as revealed by the New York Attorney General's office.

Six people in Peekskill are indicted for a major drug ring, accused of distributing cocaine and fentanyl. Arrests followed searches in NY and NJ, with drugs and firearms seized.

NYC boroughs will experience a mix of cloudy skies and clear conditions, with rain expected later in the week. Coastal flood advisories are in effect for some areas.

A man was stabbed on a Brooklyn subway platform after a dispute, with the assailants fleeing the scene. The victim is stable in the hospital; police seek two suspects.

The prosecution rested in the trial of Marine veteran Daniel Penny for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely, focusing on the cause of death despite the defense’s emphasis on other factors.

NYU Langone Health improved its fiscal year operating margin to 3% with a revenue increase of 14.2%, despite lower net income and days cash on hand, and questions about its charity care spending.

NYC DOT begins safety improvements on Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn, including a new protected bike lane, following community concerns sparked by a child's collision with a cyclist.

A man named Christopher Brown has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for planning an attack on New York's Jewish community after pleading guilty to weapon possession as terrorism.

NYC suspends permits for fireworks and open flames due to drought-induced fire risks, urging water conservation and vigilance against potential fires.

A popular West Village bagel shop, Apollo Bagels, risks eviction due to long customer lines that disturb neighbors, despite management efforts to control the queues. The shop has filed a lawsuit to prevent eviction.

Executives, including billionaire Gautam S. Adani, are indicted for bribery and fraud in securing Indian solar energy contracts. They allegedly bribed officials and misled U.S. investors for over $2 billion in financing.

NYC announces two Project Labor Agreements for over $1 billion in capital projects, focusing on job creation and green infrastructure improvements, targeting underserved communities.

Rain and snow hit New York and New Jersey, with Manhattan experiencing rainy conditions, and areas to the north and west seeing significant snow accumulations.

An NYPD traffic agent was assaulted in Brooklyn by a driver angered over a parking ticket. The suspect fled and the agent was hospitalized; police seek public assistance in locating the perpetrator.

The NY Attorney General's Office is probing a fatal incident where an NYPD officer in an unmarked car struck a civilian in Brooklyn, leading to her death.

New York's Attorney General Letitia James announces a ban on the retail sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits to stop the 'puppy mill to pet store pipeline,' effective December 15.

Italian tourist Paolo Rech was slashed in an unprovoked attack near Times Square, New York. The assailant, described as a woman in her 30s, fled after the incident.

Macy's Herald Square has opened reservations for families to meet Santa in Santaland, with spots available Nov. 29-Dec. 24. Visitors can book time with Santa but may encounter waits and photo package costs.

The National Weather Service predicts benign weather for NYC, with sunlight today and rain likely on Tuesday, leading to a damp Thanksgiving Day. The weekend sees a drying trend with cooler temperatures and no hazardous weather expected.

NYC mandates removal of dining sheds, forcing restaurants to adapt to new outdoor dining regulations effective April 1 with a focus on temporary structures.

Jessica Tisch has been appointed as the new NYPD Commissioner, becoming the second woman in the role. She succeeds interim commissioner Thomas Donlon amid a period of leadership change.

Girl, 8, found safe after a carjacking in Brooklyn, with the vehicle and child abandoned unharmed a short distance away. Her mother had left her alone in the car to seek medical attention. Police investigation ongoing.

NYPD is facing challenges with Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua recruiting migrant children in New York, posing serious security threats as law enforcement struggles to identify members.

Police are searching for missing 84-year-old Mercedes Vera in Brooklyn, who suffers from dementia and bipolar disorder and was last seen wearing a red and brown sweater.

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC will feature balloons, floats, and performers, with street closures and mass transit recommendations for spectators.

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden's visit to Staten Island for a Friendsgiving event with military members caused significant traffic disruptions in NYC.

Governor Kathy Hochul forms an advisory panel to devise a financial survival plan for SUNY Downstate Medical Center, with a deadline of April 1 for recommendations.

Rep. Ritchie Torres criticized NYC Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul over a stabbing incident involving Ramon Rivera, who was released early from jail. Torres cited systemic failures and called for accountability.

A man was slashed on his arm following a dispute at a subway station in Manhattan. The injury was not life-threatening, and no arrests have been made. The police are investigating the incident.

The article describes New York City's weather forecast for Thanksgiving with clouds and rain predicted citywide, and clears up post-holiday with a chilly but sunny weekend ahead.

Macy's postpones its Q3 earnings report due to a discovery of financial misreporting by a former employee, who hid $132-$154 million in delivery expenses. No impact on cash or payments was found.

The former location of Dylan’s Candy Bar on the Upper East Side is subject to a foreclosure suit as Olshan Properties allegedly failed to pay a $35 million mortgage.

Streecha Ukrainian Kitchen reopens in the East Village, serving traditional and new dishes, while continuing to support St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church.

A 15-year-old girl was shot in the thigh in Harlem and walked ten blocks to seek help. She is recovering, and the NYPD is investigating with no suspects yet.

Shevaughn Legall was charged with assaulting and choking an MTA bus driver in Brooklyn, but was released on supervised release, sparking criticism from MTA officials.

The Empire State Building will shine in autumn colors for Thanksgiving, as reported by Time Out New York, adding to the city's festive atmosphere alongside the Macy's Parade.

MTA is considering using drones to track its buses, sparking unions' concerns about job security and the efficacy of the technology. Union leaders call the plan wasteful and advocate for investigation into the MTA's technological spending.

The George Washington Bridge is undergoing a $2 billion renovation to revitalize its cables and add a dehumidification system, ensuring its longevity.

NY-based model Luciana Curtis and family were kidnapped in Brazil but safely released after police intervention.

Retired FDNY Lt. Kevin Williams, awaiting a kidney transplant due to stage 5 kidney failure, received an organ from an anonymous donor after a non-matching offer from a fellow firefighter's family. The solidarity of the FDNY community is showcased.

Park Slope held its 15th annual holiday tree lighting event with activities and a call to support local businesses, coinciding with Small Business Saturday.

NYC Sheriff's Office raided an illegal dispensary in East Village, seizing 100 pounds of cannabis products and highlighting risks like chemical additives and unregulated shops.

ICE data report over 58,000 migrants with criminal records in NYC, including gang members. Officials and politicians debate implications for public safety and sanctuary city policies.

Daniel Penny's trial for manslaughter after applying a fatal chokehold to Jordan Neely is reaching its conclusion, with public debate on subway safety and mental illness.

NYC is closing seven more migrant shelters due to a decrease in new arrivals, affecting 1,800 rooms, even as 56,600 migrants remain in the city system.

The Times Square New Year's Eve Wishing Wall in NYC is back, allowing people to post wishes that will become part of the confetti during the ball drop.

"A Different Man" won Best Feature at the Gotham Awards, while "Sing Sing" and "The Nickel Boys" also took home awards, with industry stars in attendance.

Harvey Weinstein has been hospitalized due to an alarming blood test result and is undergoing treatment. His legal team has also alleged substandard medical care while he was at Rikers Island.

A man was hospitalized after being stabbed during an attempted robbery in Greenwich Village; no arrests have been made, and an investigation is ongoing.

The NYC trans community prepares for challenges under Trump's re-election, fearing attacks on rights and safety, with increased calls to support hotlines.

The article discusses whether apes can ask questions, highlighting that despite their sign language skills and understanding, apes like Koko and Washoe haven't shown this behavior, suggesting it may be a uniquely human trait.

A Bronx man was sentenced to 20 years for fatally stabbing a bouncer and injuring another in Brooklyn. He pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter.

Nebraska man Charles O. Parks III pleads guilty to wire fraud for a multi-million-dollar cloud computing cryptojacking scheme, facing up to 20 years in prison.

Sisters Sage, Ginger, and Senna Lau are gaining acclaim with their Thai-American fusion eatery, Baby’s Buns and Buckets, at Brooklyn's DeKalb Market Hall.

Mayor Eric Adams proposes a cut to city income taxes for NYC's working class, targeting 582,000 residents after a housing initiative, pending state approval.

Jay-Z and Sean "Diddy" Combs are accused of raping a 13-year-old girl in 2000; both deny the claims and suggest the lawsuit is an attempt at extortion.

The NYPD has released new images of the suspected assassin behind the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, offering rewards for information.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams launched "Every Block Counts," a public safety initiative aimed at revitalizing high-crime blocks through multi-agency collaboration and community engagement.

Mayor Adams lifts NYC's ban on open flames and fireworks due to reduced fire risk after recent rainfalls but urges continued water conservation as the city faces drought conditions.

Moody Tongue Pizza opens in NYC's East Village, offering Tokyo-Neapolitan style pizza and a selection of beers and sushi from the team behind Chicago's two-star Michelin restaurant Moody Tongue.

The National Weather Service forecasts heavy rain and wind for New York City, with a 100% chance of precipitation and gusts up to 49 mph expected. Residents are advised to prepare for adverse weather.

Brooklyn politicians urge for short-term repairs on BQE as long-term reconstruction delays, questioning the Adams administration's capacity to manage the project.

One migrant teen was killed and another injured in a gang-related stabbing in Lower Manhattan. Video evidence indicates both groups were armed in the altercation.

The 18th Street gang leader, Junior Zelaya Canales, pled guilty to racketeering, marking the end of a case against gang violence spanning several US states.

Amrish Patel was convicted of stealing over $1.1 million from surgeons through medical billing fraud and sentenced to probation with restitution required.

Luigi Nicholas Mangione was arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with motives linked to disdain for the healthcare industry and corporate greed.

Detectives search for two suspects after Jumaane Williams, 28, was fatally shot near his home in Brooklyn, sparking community grief and a push for information.

NYC's MTA enforces a 32-hour alcohol ban on LIRR and Metro-North for SantaCon, with increased police presence.

A fire broke out at the Bar Bedford restaurant's outdoor area at the Moxy Brooklyn Williamsburg hotel, causing evacuations but no injuries. Firefighters extinguished the blaze within an hour. The cause is under investigation.

Brooklyn's L&B Spumoni Gardens has opened its Dumbo location on Old Fulton Street after a five-year delay due to regulatory issues and the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Wanted" posters featuring health insurance executives have appeared in NYC following the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, prompting NYPD to heighten security measures amidst rising tensions.

NYPD and sanitation officials in NYC are targeting vehicles with fake or obscured plates, seizing 5,000 since September, to combat potential evasion of upcoming congestion pricing tolls.

The forecast for New York includes a clear, chilly week with a mix of sunny and cloudy days, and rain expected early next week with mild temperatures. No severe weather is anticipated.

U.S. authorities charged Russian national Alexey Komov with conspiracy to operate a Russian TV network in violation of sanctions against oligarch Konstantin Malofeyev.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with chilly wind chills for NYC boroughs, followed by a wintry mix and rain that may cause hazardous conditions, with a gradual warm-up expected.

Rainy days with temperatures in the 40s and 50s are expected across New York City boroughs, with a 90-100% chance of rain early in the week and a potential brief break by Tuesday.

A fire at the Herald Square Holiday Market in NYC injured a firefighter and caused extensive damage to the vendor booths. The blaze was controlled within an hour.

A 72-year-old man was shoved onto subway tracks in an unprovoked attack at a Manhattan station, sustaining minor injuries. The NYPD seeks the suspect using surveillance photos.

An MTA bus passenger in Brooklyn was shot in the neck through the windshield; non-life-threatening injuries reported. NYPD investigates the incident amidst ongoing public transit violence concerns.

The US federal government is deploying a drone detection system in New York to address frequent drone sightings, despite no perceived security threat. Officials push for further action and authority to counter these drones.

A tentative labor agreement at CUNY proposes wage increases and bonuses for over 30,000 faculty and staff, pending ratification by the Professional Staff Congress.

Chef Flynn McGarry is set to open a new restaurant, Cove, in Manhattan in fall 2025, while the wine bar LaLou in Prospect Heights announces its closure due to industry challenges.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is spotted filming his role as Santa for Amazon Studios' "The Man with the Bag" in New York City, showcasing a new festive look.

Mayor Eric Adams has signed legislation focused on constructing 80,000 new homes and improving New York City's flood and sewer infrastructure, part of a commitment to affordable housing and urban development.

Bill Hwang of Archegos Capital Management was sentenced to 18 years in prison for market manipulation and fraud leading to significant financial losses.

A man is indicted for fatally stabbing another on the N train in Coney Island after an altercation, facing second-degree murder and weapon possession charges.

The Manhattan DA has indicted Ramon Rivera for a series of fatal stabbings in November, involving the deaths of three individuals during unprovoked attacks across Manhattan.

Jiniye Hooks, 19, has been sentenced to 20 years to life for a fatal 2022 shooting in East Harlem that killed 14-year-old Justin Streeter and injured another teenager.

NYC agrees to pay $92.5 million to settle claims over unlawful detention of immigrants on behalf of ICE, affecting over 20,000 people detained beyond release dates.

Hundreds of Santa letters are sent to a NYC apartment, spurring the nonprofit "Miracle on 22nd Street" which connects needy families with benefactors. The mysterious tradition inspired a Tina Fey project.

New York City embraces country culture with the opening of Common Country, a bar in Kips Bay with a Southern vibe, late-night hours, and a menu featuring Southern dishes and whiskeys.

This article provides tips on enjoying New York City during the peak holiday tourist season, highlighting unique local festivities, tranquil spots, and less crowded experiences.

Governor Kathy Hochul stops extra surge pricing on Manhattan congestion tolls amid backlash. She ensures no 25% increase on gridlock days, aiming to balance financial relief and traffic reduction.

An employee at a Brooklyn homeless shelter was fatally stabbed, prompting an NYPD investigation. The attack occurred around 6:15 p.m. at a former hotel on East New York Avenue. The assailant, described as around 6’1”, remains at large.

NY Attorney General Letitia James released body cam footage from the investigation into Robert Brooks's death at Marcy Correctional Facility, ensuring transparency in law enforcement-related fatalities.

The NYC area is forecasted to have rain and drizzle with temperatures around the mid-40s, per the NWS, affecting all boroughs with similar conditions.

Gleyber Torres signed a $15 million, one-year contract with the Detroit Tigers, moving from the Yankees where he had a mixed season but ended with strong performance.

Basketball star Victor Wembanyama played chess with fans in Washington Square Park, showcasing his mental prowess as well as his physical athleticism.

A fire in Brooklyn's Flatlands neighborhood critically injured one person, with over 60 FDNY and EMS personnel responding to the blaze early Saturday morning.

Luxury retailers in NYC are shifting from leasing to purchasing property, with Kering and Prada buying buildings on Fifth Avenue, signaling a new trend in the retail market.

Political leaders express their condolences following former President Jimmy Carter's death at 100, praising his integrity, sense of service, and impact on peace and humanitarian efforts.

The NYPD is implementing extensive security measures for the New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square, involving uniformed and undercover officers, drones, and barriers, with no credible threats reported.

NYC's migrant shelter system is scaling back, with a Brooklyn tent shelter set to close. Amidst concerns over Trump's deportation threats, migrants seek legal advice on asylum applications, underscoring the importance of knowing their rights.

A woman was fatally set on fire while sleeping on a Brooklyn subway, with the suspect facing murder and arson charges. The incident highlights concerns about homeless individuals living in the subway system.

Four men were injured in Canarsie, Brooklyn, following shootings and physical assaults on New Year’s Eve. Two were shot and two pistol-whipped; suspects fled the scene.

A panhandler in Brooklyn died after being struck and dragged by a hit-and-run driver in a white Audi on New Year's Eve. Michael Foster was hit near Flatbush and Caton Ave. Authorities are seeking information.

The NYC mayoral primary is heating up with several candidates challenging Mayor Eric Adams, who faces controversies but has a significant campaign fund.

Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has hired prison consultant Craig Rothfeld for defense advice on prison life.

New York State is issuing checks up to $250 for unclaimed funds, simplifying the process of returning money from sources like inactive accounts and undelivered services to residents.

The NTSB is investigating a plane crash into I-684 median, after the pilot reported engine trouble en route from New Jersey to New York, leaving one dead and another injured.

The NYPD has boosted security at high-profile spots in response to recent incidents in New Orleans and Las Vegas that may be linked to terrorism. No specific threats have been identified in NYC.

A boy, 17, was shot near schools in Brooklyn's Fort Greene area. His condition is unclear, and the NYPD seeks the teenage shooter. The incident raises concerns about gun violence near schools.

A construction worker died after falling from an elevated location at a Midtown site near the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. The NYPD is investigating, and the worker's identity has not been released.

Katz’s Deli in NYC settles an ADA lawsuit, agreeing to pay $20K and make its facility more disability-friendly, including entrance assistance and restroom renovations.

The NY Housing Lottery helped over 60 families become homeowners, including Tanese Orr and Robert Lashley, who bought a $1.1 million home for $727,365.

The NYPD is seeking information on a suspect linked to two stabbings in Manhattan, offering a $3,500 reward for tips leading to the suspect's capture.

Rudy Giuliani faced a New York judge regarding accusations of hiding assets to avoid paying a $148 million judgment to two defamed Georgia election workers.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a plan to tackle mental health crises on New York's subway, proposing changes to involuntary commitment laws and improving public safety.

Yvette Wang, associated with Miles Guo, has been sentenced to 10 years for roles in a $1 billion fraud scheme involving GTV Media Group and the Himalaya Exchange.

Jacob Chetrit, a prominent NYC real estate investor, has died at 69, leaving behind a significant impact on the industry through the Chetrit Group and his nationwide ventures.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand has been appointed to lead the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee for the 2026 election cycle, after successfully getting reelected and intending to apply her winning campaign strategies on a national level.

NYC boroughs face chilly conditions with strong winds, as NWS forecasts sunny skies and near-freezing temperatures, but no hazardous weather warnings are in effect.

New York AI startups Ataraxis and NYU Langone's AI tool advance cancer detection with recent funding and development in breast and lung cancer diagnostics, respectively.

NYC faces a surge in norovirus cases with 1,300 reported last December, hitting a high since 2012. Nationwide outbreaks are also up, with health experts emphasizing hand-washing and surface cleaning to combat the highly contagious virus.

Erlene King, treasurer for a Brooklyn Borough President candidate, pled guilty to wire fraud in a scheme to defraud NYC's Campaign Finance Board. She faces up to 20 years in prison.

NYC Board of Elections chief Michael Ryan faces scrutiny after a probe found he made racial and sexual comments to staff; he was suspended but not removed.

The NYPD is seeking two suspects for a series of jewelry heists in Manhattan and Queens, with over $163,000 in valuables stolen through distraction tactics.

Japanese Yakuza leader Takeshi Ebisawa pleads guilty to trafficking nuclear materials, drugs, and arms dealing, including plutonium and U.S. missiles.

NYPD seeks the public's help in finding a suspect for a January 7th robbery and assault in Midtown North, with up to a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

NYC's congestion pricing is causing businesses to increase prices of goods and services due to higher costs from the tolls for entering Manhattan south of 60th Street.

Manhattan's median rent rose to $4,334 in December, and Brooklyn held at $3,495, both reflecting an upward market trend. Rental competition remains fierce, with increases expected to continue.

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.

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.

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.

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

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%.

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.

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 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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Manhattan saw a 7.5% drop in traffic with the introduction of the MTA's congestion pricing, easing congestion slightly but not significantly impacting subway ridership or inner-city traffic speeds.

The article details New York City's current cold weather and provides a forecast for the upcoming days, including sunny skies, potential snow showers, and a mix of rain and snow.

Marvin Pippins of the 5-9 Brims gang received a life sentence for murdering a rival gang member, following his April 2023 conviction on murder and racketeering charges.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a safety initiative for New York's subway, with added NYPD patrols, infrastructure updates, and mental health support to enhance commuter and worker safety.

Gov. Hochul outlined healthcare priorities in New York, focusing on mental health, abortion access, and medication costs, including plans for involuntary hospitalization and support for abortion providers.

Four individuals are charged in a scheme exploiting insider information on stock offerings to profit over $1 million, including a broker-dealer and traders in multiple states.

Manhattan DA Bragg has announced the indictment of Orsen Reyes for a violent assault at a subway station, facing charges including Attempted Murder in the Second Degree.

NY Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against 1StopBedrooms for deceptive practices, including overpriced fees and handling of damaged deliveries.

NYPD searches for a suspect involved in a forcible touching incident in Manhattan, urging public tips with a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

A New York state Supreme Court judge dismissed NYC's lawsuit accusing major oil companies of greenwashing, citing a contradiction in the city's argument regarding consumer awareness and deception.

GlobalFoundries invests $575 million in a new advanced packaging and photonics center in Malta, New York, with state and federal support to bolster semiconductor capabilities and create jobs.

Thomas Prendergast is appointed CEO and president of the Gateway Development Commission, succeeding Kris Kolluri. He will be overseeing major infrastructure projects, including the Hudson River rail tunnel.

Brooklyn Book Bodega is offering free books for those over age 10 on January 18, requiring an appointment. The event supports literacy and educational outcomes.

Stericycle, Inc. has been fined $9.5 million for numerous hazardous waste management law violations from 2014 to 2020, according to a settlement with U.S. authorities.

Three top MS-13 gang members pleaded guilty to racketeering and involvement in multiple murders on Long Island and Maryland, as confirmed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Mayor Eric Adams' defense accuses ex-U.S. Attorney Damian Williams of pursuing charges for personal political gain, as Adams faces a federal corruption trial.

A 66-year-old MTA worker was punched at a Harlem subway station; the suspect remains at large. The city plans to increase subway police presence overnight. The victim is recovering, and the police are seeking information from the public.

A man was slashed with a box cutter on a No. 2 train during a dispute, leading to his and the assailant's arrest. The incident underlines safety concerns and ongoing efforts to increase police presence on NYC subways.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 18 states challenge President Trump's Executive Order to end birthright citizenship, defending the 14th Amendment.

Two men plead guilty to the 2022 fatal shooting of Timothy Parker in East Harlem related to a drug dispute, resulting in expected sentences of 20 years-to-life and 13 years.

NY Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit against Citibank for failing to protect customers from fraud is allowed to proceed after a judge denied Citibank's dismissal request.

The OSI report found insufficient evidence to disprove NYPD's justification for using deadly force in the shooting of Kent Edwards. The final report is pending.

Mayor Eric Adams has pledged not to publicly criticize Trump, coinciding with Trump's executive orders on immigration and other issues, despite facing criticism for this stance.

Nearly one in four New York nursing homes have safety and quality issues, with similar concerns in 25% of US homes. Data suggests for-profit homes are often lower-rated; state hospitals also rank poorly nationally.

NYPD seeks public help in identifying two suspects in a knife-point robbery of a 15-year-old in Manhattan, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Manhattan DA Bragg announced the sentencing of Zymir Humphrey to 15 years to life for the 2022 fatal gang-related shooting of Brandon Atkinson on the Lower East Side.

Parents and staff protested the planned closures of childcare centers in Brooklyn and Queens due to city cited low enrollment and budget constraints; centers are also battling for overdue funds from the city.

Residents in New Jersey cities report seeing ICE agents, causing anxiety. Operations follow Newark raids; local officials address community concerns and educate on rights.

A Brooklyn man is charged with murdering his mother, stabbing her 13 times after previous domestic disputes. Neighbors intervened during the attack; the suspect is held without bail.

Guy Fieri is opening his Chicken Guy! franchise in NYC's Times Square, offering sandwiches and a variety of sauces. He's also returning to Syracuse to feature Pastabilities on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.

New York landmarks were lit in yellow for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, as Governor Hochul honored the 6 million Jews killed during the Holocaust.

Holocaust survivors gathered at NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage for the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, sharing memories and concerns about rising antisemitism.

A billboard worker was killed in Manhattan when the boom lift he was in was hit by an MTA bus; the driver has not been charged as the NYPD investigates.

FDNY battled a labor-intensive apartment fire on NYC's Upper East Side, injuring one firefighter and displacing residents, with investigations and aid ongoing.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced new appointments and promotions at City Hall to improve public safety and affordability, adding experienced officials to his team.

The DOI criticized NYPD executives for inappropriate social media use and urged updated guidelines, following an investigation prompted by City Council concerns.

NYC Mayor Adams and DOT Commissioner Rodriguez celebrated the 500,000th pothole filled by their administration, highlighting improved infrastructure maintenance and reduced pothole response time.