Two separate stabbings occurred on New Year's Day in Upper Manhattan subway; one on a northbound 2 train and another on a nearby platform. Both victims were hospitalized, and the suspects remain at large.

A man was critically injured after being pushed onto subway tracks in Chelsea. A suspect, Kamel Hawkins, was charged with attempted murder. Mayor Adams discussed the incident's impact on public perception of subway safety.

Katz's Deli in Manhattan settles ADA lawsuit by agreeing to make accommodations for disabled patrons, including changes to entrances, dining areas, and restrooms.

New Jersey State Police seek public assistance to identify human remains found in Belleplain State Forest, described as a possibly Caucasian or Hispanic woman with distinctive koi fish and rose tattoos.

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.

A homeless man was found critically burned in Manhattan's Penn Station; police suspect he may have set himself on fire. This follows a fatal subway arson in Brooklyn, heightening safety concerns.

Body camera footage shows New York state prisoner, Robert Brooks, being fatally beaten by correctional officers, resulting in a probe by the Attorney General and suspension of involved staff.

A fire at Bryant Park's holiday market destroyed several booths, but no injuries were reported. Unlike a recent similar incident at Herald Square, where one firefighter was injured. The Bryant Park fire's cause is under investigation.

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.

Lt. Quathisha Epps seeks reinstatement and retirement benefits after being suspended due to an overtime scandal and alleges sexual coercion by former NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey. Maddrey denies the claims and is under investigation.

A woman's lawsuit accusing Jay-Z and Diddy of raping her at 13 can proceed anonymously, as Manhattan Judge Torres criticizes inflammatory defense motions.

Good Samaritans lifted a taxi to save a mother and her son after the taxi hit pedestrians in Herald Square due to the driver's medical emergency. No fatalities were reported, and police are not suspecting criminality.