A car crash on the Hutchinson River Parkway in New Rochelle caused southbound lane closures and morning traffic delays due to a fatal single-vehicle accident.

NYC's Parks Department plans to demolish historic mosaics in Queens, citing safety concerns, despite opposition from local preservationists and historians.

NYPD seeks an Uber Eats driver who assaulted two sisters outside their Bronx jewelry store after refusing to bring in their delivery. Uber has banned the driver and is aiding the investigation. The victims now fear for their safety.

A Russian woman boarded a Delta flight to Paris without a boarding pass, was denied entry in France, and then detained for causing a disturbance on her return flight. The TSA and Delta are investigating the security breach at JFK Airport.

Sarah Lin received the Future Woman of Distinction award for her efforts to make movie theaters accessible for the deaf, earning the Gold Star medal from the Girl Scouts.

NYC's congestion pricing program aims to reduce traffic but may unevenly affect air quality, raising concerns especially in the South Bronx about increased pollution and health issues.

President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter, sparking mixed reactions and debate over the use of presidential power and potential politicization of justice.

The Times Square New Year's Eve Wishing Wall in NYC is back, allowing people to post wishes that will become part of the confetti during the ball drop.

A fire on the Upper East Side of Manhattan resulted in one civilian death and injured six firefighters; the fire engulfed a six-story building, requiring a large FDNY response.

Nearly 5,000 New Yorkers filed complaints against landlords for withholding security deposits, prompting a collective lawsuit by East Harlem tenants against Emerald Equities.

The Staten Island Ferry will reintroduce on-board concessions, featuring Dunkin' offerings, potentially including beer, within two months, ending the pre-pandemic pause of such services.

Service on NJ Transit and Amtrak is resuming after a day of severe delays caused by overhead wire issues near Newark, affecting commuters across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York.

The article discusses the presence of 672,000 undocumented immigrants in New York State and the tensions around some being considered 'criminal', reflecting the complex immigration issues in NYC.