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.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a bill repealing a century-old law that criminalized adultery, reflecting societal changes in views on personal relationships.

A man, David Kushner, was indicted in Manhattan for allegedly conducting a large-scale $2 million loan fraud via his company, LaMancha Funding Corporation.

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

Eric Adams appoints Jessica Tisch as NYPD Commissioner, marking her as the second woman in this role. Tisch brings experience from both the NYPD and the Department of Sanitation, promising dedication to safety and technological advancement.

U.S. Attorney Damian Williams will resign before Trump's inauguration. Trump plans to nominate ex-SEC Chairman Jay Clayton for the position, stirring mixed reactions due to his lack of prosecutorial experience.

DA Alvin Bragg faces no clear challenger for re-election amidst controversy, while Trump seeks to overturn a Manhattan conviction following his re-election.

Trump celebrated his election win at a UFC championship in Madison Square Garden, receiving a standing ovation and engaging in gestures of celebration. He was joined by notable guests and UFC highlighted his victory in a video.

Rep. Josh Gottheimer announced his bid for the New Jersey governor's seat, emphasizing tax cuts and affordability, and opposes New York's congestion pricing.

NYC announces a new civil service exam that allows applicants to qualify for various public safety roles, aiming to streamline recruitment and fill nearly 900 city jobs.

Rudy Giuliani's lawyers are attempting to withdraw from representing him due to disagreements over asset forfeiture tied to a $148 million defamation judgment.

NYC buildings, including City Hall, will glow green to mark Youth Hope Month and raise awareness on youth homelessness, as announced by Mayor Eric Adams.

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.