Two Somali Officials Sentenced to 30 Years for Kidnapping American Journalist
Two Somali nationals were sentenced to 30 years in prison for the kidnapping of American journalist Michael Scott Moore in Somalia, who was held hostage for nearly three years.
New York City's Culinary Scene Heats Up with 19 New Michelin Guide Recommendations Ahead of Star Ceremony
The Michelin Guide has added 19 restaurants to its New York City list, ahead of the star-awarding ceremony on December 9, showcasing a range of cuisines and potential future star recipients.
Gov. Hochul Pushes for Reduced Congestion Pricing Amid Lawmaker Resistance in New York City
New York City's congestion pricing debate heats up as Gov. Hochul suggests a lower toll, yet faces bipartisan opposition and public disapproval, while approvals for the plan's implementation near completion.
Elderly Couple Assaulted in Attempted Hell's Kitchen Robbery, NYPD Seeks Shirtless Suspect
An elderly couple in Manhattan was attacked during an attempted robbery, with serious injuries prompting hospitalization and a hunt by NYPD for the shirtless assailant.
NYPD Seeks Public Assistance in Search for Missing 69-Year-Old Manhattan Man, Alberto Saldana
NYPD is looking for 69-year-old missing man Alberto Saldana, last seen in Manhattan, and urges the public to provide any information to their tip line.
Brooklyn's Controversial Franklin Avenue High-Rise Nears Approval, Balancing Housing Needs With Botanic Garden's Environment Concerns
A proposed 10-story building near Brooklyn Botanic Garden is nearing approval after a seven-year debate, promising 355 apartments and some union-backed jobs.
Verizon Service Restored After Widespread Outages Affect Thousands on East Coast and Beyond
Verizon customers on the East Coast experienced a service outage, affecting internet and landlines and prompting dissatisfaction and compensation demands.












