A man was hospitalized after being shot in the leg through his apartment door in Jackson Heights, Queens. The suspects, believed to be his neighbors, have yet to be apprehended.

A man was shot during an attempted carjacking at a Harlem gas station; two suspects fled and remain at large. The victim is in stable condition. Authorities seek information.

Bahamian government officials, including a police chief superintendent and a defence force chief petty officer, are indicted in the U.S. for aiding a cocaine smuggling operation.

Hoboken's city government has been impacted by a ransomware attack, disrupting municipal services and closing City Hall. An investigation is underway by city officials and the Hoboken Police Department.

Federal agents searched the home of Queens pastor Rev. Alfred Cockfield II, whose PAC has ties to New York Mayor Eric Adams. Details of the investigation are undisclosed.

A man was charged with animal cruelty after 11 malnourished dogs, two testing positive for cocaine, were found in a hazardous home in Centereach, Long Island.

New York authorities dismantled an international theft ring responsible for nearly $2 million in retail theft, with five arrests and over 50,000 items recovered.

A man was sucker-punched on a Manhattan-bound N train following an argument about personal space. The suspect, Timothy Barbee, was arrested and charged with assault. The incident raises concerns about subway safety.

A fight near Grand Street Campus High School in Brooklyn led to the recovery of a gun; no serious injuries occurred, and the investigation is ongoing.

Rayshawn Weir has been indicted on charges of first-degree rape, stalking, and unlawful imprisonment for abusing a teenage girl over a year, starting from when she was 15.

The article describes New York City's weather forecast for Thanksgiving with clouds and rain predicted citywide, and clears up post-holiday with a chilly but sunny weekend ahead.

A two-alarm fire in a Manhattan apartment injured over a dozen people, including two firefighters. It started early Tuesday and caused significant damage, with speculations pointing to old wiring as the cause.

A man was slashed on his arm following a dispute at a subway station in Manhattan. The injury was not life-threatening, and no arrests have been made. The police are investigating the incident.