Fatal Stabbings Overtake Gun Deaths in New York City, Posing Fresh Challenges for Law Enforcement
Fatal stabbings outnumbered gun deaths in NYC last month, a shift from the city's usual crime patterns, potentially tied to domestic violence and mental health issues.
New York Police Department Seeks Public's Help in Locating Missing 79-Year-Old Ellen Godfrey from Manhattan
The NYPD is searching for Ellen Godfrey, a missing 79-year-old last seen in Manhattan wearing green pajamas. The public is asked to provide any information.
New York Telemarketing Tycoon Richard Zeitlin Sentenced to 121 Months for Deceptive Charity Scheme
Call center owner Richard Zeitlin was sentenced to 121 months for masterminding a fraud that misled donors into funding political advocacy instead of charities.
New York City Braces for Severe Weather, High Wind and Storm Warnings Issued Across All Boroughs
The National Weather Service has warned of hazardous weather in NYC with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and winds up to 50 mph. Post-storm, a temperature drop is expected.
Brooklyn Community Mourns as Detectives Hunt for Suspects in Fatal Shooting of Jumaane Williams in East Flatbush
Detectives search for two suspects after Jumaane Williams, 28, was fatally shot near his home in Brooklyn, sparking community grief and a push for information.
Passenger at LaGuardia Airport Found with Inert Grenade, Incident Leads to No Charges
An inert grenade was found in a passenger's luggage at LaGuardia Airport; TSA confirmed it posed no danger, and the passenger was allowed to fly without charges.
UnitedHealthcare Chief Down, Real Estate Scion Charged with CEO's Murder Amid Anti-Corporate Tirade
Luigi Nicholas Mangione was arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with motives linked to disdain for the healthcare industry and corporate greed.
New Jersey Biller Sentenced for Defrauding Brooklyn Surgeons of Over $1 Million in Workers' Comp Scheme
Amrish Patel was convicted of stealing over $1.1 million from surgeons through medical billing fraud and sentenced to probation with restitution required.
New York City Transforms 165 Acres of Contaminated Land into Vital Community Spaces Including Affordable Housing and Schools
NYC has remediated 165 acres, leading to 28,000 new housing units and other developments, with Mayor Adams praising the environmental progress and impact on housing and education.
New York City Council Considers Bill to Ease Restrictions on Short-Term Rentals, Clashing with Hotel Industry and Advocacy Groups
NYC Council is considering a bill that would allow short-term rentals for one- and two-family homes, sparking debate between homeowners and the hotel industry.
Mount Sinai Bolsters Cardiac Care with $31.2M Electrophysiology Lab in NYC and Expands Cancer Trials Following $1M Donation
Mount Sinai Health System invests over $31 million to improve cardiac facilities and electrophysiology labs and receives a $1 million donation for cancer clinical trials.












