A fire broke out in a Midtown Manhattan high-rise, prompting firefighters to rescue tenants and pets. Three civilians were injured, and the cause is under investigation.

The New York Giants secured the No. 3 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after a 3-14 season, as reported by NBC New York. The draft will be held in Green Bay on April 24.

Three people, including teenagers, were wounded in separate shootings at NYC bodegas on the Upper West Side and in Brooklyn. No arrests have been made yet.

Manhattan below 60th Street implements congestion pricing during peak hours to alleviate traffic and fund public transit, marking a notable change for NYC commuters.

A New Jersey judge denied a request to delay the application of the state's new affordable housing law, with towns facing a January deadline to comply with or contest housing unit allocations.

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.

Former advisor to Mayor Eric Adams, Winnie Greco, is missing amid a federal probe into her ties with Chinese operatives and suspected illicit activities.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a plan to tackle mental health crises on New York's subway, proposing changes to involuntary commitment laws and improving public safety.

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.

Party City prepares to auction off store leases across New York and New Jersey as it winds down operations following financial struggles and bankruptcy filings.

NYC drivers now pay a $9 fee to enter Manhattan's busiest areas to reduce congestion and fund public transportation improvements. Reactions are mixed, and safety concerns persist.