A Brooklyn shelter's hasty relocation of migrants to Randall's Island prompted backlash, with advocacy groups citing poor communication and disruptive movement for those affected.

A 41-year-old man, Shamael Miller, was shot dead in a Coney Island apartment lobby; the perpetrator remains unidentified, and police are investigating.

Light snow is falling in NYC with expected accumulations of less than one inch. Temperatures will stay around 32 degrees with a wind chill of 25-30 degrees.

Two NYPD officers, Liu and Hernandez, are hailed for saving a 22-day-old baby who choked on milk in Brooklyn. They applied first aid, dislodging the blockage and reviving the infant before EMTs arrived.

Three people were injured in a shooting inside El Nuevo Tipico Restaurant in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, following an argument. The suspect remains at large.

The NYPD is searching for a suspect believed to be behind multiple arson incidents in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. No injuries have been reported, but residents are concerned.

New York City faces a cold week with potential snow, as Manhattan and Brooklyn expect highs near 35 degrees with chilly winds, and Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island see similar conditions.

President Biden awarded the Medal of Valor to FDNY's Lt. Vanderstar and firefighter Gaffney for their life-saving actions during separate fire incidents.

The NYPD seeks information about a suspected assailant who attacked a woman in the Livonia Avenue Subway Station in Brooklyn, causing serious injuries.

Mayor Eric Adams intervenes to prevent a doctor's strike at four NYC public hospitals, urging mediated negotiations during a 60-day "cooling off" period to ensure continuous health care services.

The MTA is installing metal barriers on subway platforms in Brooklyn and Manhattan for passenger safety, following incidents of people being struck by trains.

New York is preparing for new lead paint regulations, with a state registry of older rental buildings and tighter E.P.A. rules for lead dust in homes and child-care facilities.

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.