Police search for two suspects after a shooting in Brownsville, Brooklyn, where two victims were wounded and are now stable. The NYPD has released suspect images and descriptions.

A severe winter storm disrupted Northeast travel, with New York facing cancellations, delays, and power outages. Trump's pre-inauguration event moved indoors due to the cold.

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.

New York City honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with events such as a Harlem church gathering and the Brooklyn Academy of Music tribute; banks close for the federal holiday.

NYPD 66th Precinct seeks two burglary suspects who entered through scaffolding on 54th Street; a $3,500 reward is offered for information leading to arrest.

NYC is not renewing leases for five early childhood centers, affecting over 250 children and 90 workers, amidst conflicting signals on childcare policy.

Ex-Mozambique Finance Minister Manuel Chang sentenced to 102 months in U.S. prison for $2 billion fraud scheme; ordered to pay $7 million in forfeiture.

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.

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.

A Russian woman was indicted on federal stowaway charges after boarding a flight without a pass and later attempted to escape to Canada. Her case raises concerns about airport security.

Gov. Hochul's strategy places two officers on NYC overnight subways, costing $154 million without new hires, but some riders question its sufficiency.

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.

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.