Two Wounded in Brooklyn Subway Shooting, Suspects at Large as NYPD Launches Manhunt
Two were shot on a Brooklyn subway platform, leading to the temporary closure of that station. Police are searching for a man and a woman suspects. Both victims are in stable condition.
New York City Braces for Sunny Skies Chilly Temps and Possible Snow as Christmas Approaches
The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather today for New York boroughs with chilly winds; snow chances rise Monday night through Tuesday. Christmas forecast is sunny with low 40s temps. No severe weather expected.
A Decade After NYPD Tragedy, Policing and Community Relations Evolve in Complex Ways in New York
A decade after the assassination of NYPD officers Ramos and Liu, New York has seen critical changes in policing and community relationships, with both progress and continued challenges.
NYPD Seeks Public's Aid in Identifying Suspect in Shooting of 14-Year-Old in Brooklyn
NYPD seeks information about a shooting of a 14-year-old in Brooklyn, offering a $3,500 reward for leads to arrest the unidentified shooter. The incident occurred on December 8 in front of 80 Clymer Street.
Snow Expected in New York City Before Sunny Afternoon with Windy Conditions Across Boroughs
The National Weather Service predicts early snow followed by sunny afternoons for New York City, with chilly temperatures and gusty winds. No major hazardous weather is expected leading up to the holiday week.
NYC Eateries Embrace Culinary Diversity in 2025, A Tapestry of Global Flavors
New York City's dining scene in 2025 will include new haute cuisine options, with highlights like Chef David Chang's Caribbean restaurant Kabawa and Chef Gregory Gourdet's Haitian-fusion Maison Passerelle.
NYC MTA Under Scrutiny Over Widespread Safety Hazards in Emergency Exits, Audit Reveals
A report by the MTA Inspector General found safety issues in NYC subway emergency exits, like structural cracks and exposed wiring. Despite this, the MTA claims it can conduct safe evacuations if needed.
Attorney General Letitia James Advises New Yorkers on Enhancing Text Message Privacy Amid Rising Cybersecurity Threats
AG Letitia James alerted New Yorkers about mobile phone message security, suggesting encryption as a defense against hacks and advising scrutiny of messaging apps' data collection practices.
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All CitiesManhattanNew York CityBronxBrooklynStaten IslandQueensMayor Eric Adams Launches "NYC Create in Place" to Bolster City's Cultural Sector Amid Financial Challenges
NYC Mayor Adams and Commissioner Cumbo launched "NYC Create in Place," a program to support city's cultural organizations with resources, aid, and partnerships.












