Governor Kathy Hochul prepares to deploy the New York National Guard amid an illegal work stoppage by New York correction officers, aiming to secure facilities and public safety.

The closed Clinton Hill church property in New York has been sold for $9 million to Geneva Transatlantic Holdings and Orange Management, marking the third ownership change in six years.

Patsy Grimaldi, a celebrated figure in NYC's pizza scene, has passed away at 93. He was known for his coal-fired brick-oven pizza and influence on gourmet pizza in the city.

Gabriel Sanchez fatally shot his girlfriend, Celina Ramos, and himself in Brooklyn after an intense argument, according to witnesses. Sanchez had a history of harassing and stalking an ex-girlfriend.

NYU Langone is expanding cardiac care services in Manhattan and Brooklyn, with a $10.5 million renovation for outpatient treatments and enhanced facilities, including upgrades to catheterization labs.

Judge Dale Ho is set to review the DOJ's motion to dismiss corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams amid scrutiny and calls for an independent investigation.

A storm in NYC caused wind damage, outages, and travel disruptions, with significant cold forecasted to follow. Officials urge reporting fallen trees, and caution is advised for an upcoming coastal storm.

Blocked fire hydrant complaints in NYC have doubled since the pandemic, causing delayed emergency responses, with calls for increased fines and enforcement.

Governor Hochul warns of a scam involving fake E-ZPass texts phishing for personal info; urges New Yorkers to verify messages through official channels.

Four men face charges in a firearms trafficking conspiracy, involving 3D-printed "ghost guns" and machine gun conversion devices, with 25-plus guns seized.

Brooklyn man Leon Howell, recently paroled, was arrested for attacking and attempting to rape a woman while posing as an ICE agent. The victim's iPhone aided in his capture.

FBI is seeking possible victims in the case of Ramel Warner, charged with child sexual exploitation, suspecting more instances following his arrest involving a child's rape and creation of abusive videos.

New York City will introduce the "465" area code in 2026 to accommodate increased phone number demand in several boroughs. Existing numbers won't change.