A fire devastated a popular Brooklyn deli, requiring over 130 firefighters to combat the blaze amid freezing conditions. No severe injuries reported, but the incident has deeply affected the community and residents.

A report suggests that a New York law aimed at making bail more affordable is ineffective, with judges often setting higher fees that favor bail bond companies.

Subway ridership in NYC slightly rose following congestion pricing, while some drivers avoid tolls by walking. NYPD adds 200 officers for transit safety; Mayor Adams defers MTA financial issues to the state.

The NYPD is seeking two suspects for a series of jewelry heists in Manhattan and Queens, with over $163,000 in valuables stolen through distraction tactics.

NYC Board of Elections chief Michael Ryan faces scrutiny after a probe found he made racial and sexual comments to staff; he was suspended but not removed.

Manhattan Community Board 4 has unanimously rejected a proposed $12 billion casino project in Hudson Yards, expressing concerns over its impact on the local area and housing.

The NYPD is seeking a suspect from a November assault and theft in Brooklyn, offering up to $3,500 for helpful tips.

NYPD seeks public's help to find suspects in a Manhattan stabbing. A 66-year-old man was attacked by two individuals who fled. A reward is offered for information.

The NYPD is seeking tips on 2 robberies in Queens; one involving a gold chain theft at a subway station and another an assault for property on Roosevelt Ave.

Jennira Roundtree was stabbed to death at Staten Island's West Brighton Houses. Police are investigating the murder that ended the precinct's period without homicides.

Governor Kathy Hochul proposes a $110 million Child Care Construction Fund for New York to build and renovate facilities, aiming to improve child care access and quality.

New York rideshare drivers must file by January 31, 2025 to claim part of a $328 million settlement from Uber and Lyft for unpaid earnings and benefits.

Angi Services settles for $2.95 million over misleading ads about workers' pay and payment timing after a joint investigation by the New York AG and FTC.