Employee Fatally Stabbed at Brooklyn Homeless Shelter as NYPD Searches for Suspect in Brownsville
An employee at a Brooklyn homeless shelter was fatally stabbed, prompting an NYPD investigation. The attack occurred around 6:15 p.m. at a former hotel on East New York Avenue. The assailant, described as around 6’1”, remains at large.
New York's Central Park Cancels New Year's Eve Drone Show Following Florida Accident and FAA Investigation
Central Park's New Year's Eve drone show was cancelled following a drone accident in Florida that left a child severely injured. The organizers were unable to arrange an alternative event in time.
Respiratory Illnesses Surge in New York Area as Health Officials Urge Precautions During Holiday Season
New York faces a surge in respiratory illnesses including RSV, flu, and COVID, prompting mask mandates for healthcare workers and recommendations for public precautions.
Wet Weekend Ahead for New York City Boroughs with Rainy Conditions and Travel Disruptions Expected
New York City is set to experience a rainy end to 2024, with forecasts warning of potential travel disruptions and hazardous weather, including a possibility of freezing rain.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Calls for Federal Charges in Subway Burning Case, Sparking Debate Over Sanctuary Policies
NYC Mayor Eric Adams seeks federal charges against a Guatemalan accused of a subway murder, which could lead to a life sentence. The case highlights debate over the city's sanctuary policies.
Governor Hochul Halts Extra 'Surge Pricing' for Manhattan Congestion Fee Amid Public Uproar
Governor Kathy Hochul stops extra surge pricing on Manhattan congestion tolls amid backlash. She ensures no 25% increase on gridlock days, aiming to balance financial relief and traffic reduction.
NYC Comptroller's Audit Highlights Increased Eviction Rates in Public Housing Managed by Private Firms
A New York City audit finds higher eviction rates at public housing managed by private firms under the PACT program compared to traditional public housing.
Good Samaritans Lift Taxi to Save Pedestrians in NY Christmas Day Accident
Good Samaritans lifted a taxi to save a mother and her son after the taxi hit pedestrians in Herald Square due to the driver's medical emergency. No fatalities were reported, and police are not suspecting criminality.
New York City’s Sanitation Department Encourages Responsible Christmas Tree Recycling as Festive Season Ends
NYC's Department of Sanitation encourages residents to responsibly recycle their Christmas trees, advocating for curbside composting and participation in the city's Mulchfest event.












