A man's body was found near a Queens expressway, with suspicions of a gunshot wound to the head and the victim being hog-tied. An ongoing investigation seeks video evidence.

Guy Fieri's new Chicken Guy! venture in Times Square had a muted opening with disappointing chicken dishes, despite the previous excitement for his NYC return.

A Queens apartment fire injured two residents critically and a firefighter slightly; over 100 firefighters responded, and the cause is under investigation.

Two teens were arrested for operating and vandalizing an R subway train in Brooklyn; four others are sought. The incident sparked MTA security concerns.

Thieves with sledgehammers failed to break the triple-pane glass of Lamar Jewelry in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn during an attempted robbery. No injuries were reported and suspects are at large.

NYC faces a severe flu outbreak, with over 23,000 cases reported, surpassing the last five years' peaks. Health officials urge vaccinations amid strains on healthcare, noting one child's death in the city and six statewide due to the flu.

NYCHA experienced delays in rent payments to landlords due to a federal funding issue, affecting Section 8 voucher disbursements and causing concern among property owners and tenants.

New York City data reveals 7,800 involuntary psych evaluations in a year, with a high number not admitted for care, raising questions about Mayor Adams' approach and the disproportionate impact on Black residents.

NYPD seeks info on a burglary suspect involved in multiple incidents at NYC businesses, offering a $3,500 reward for tips leading to the arrest. The public can anonymously submit information.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul awarded $15.8 million to 22 farms to enhance water quality and mitigate climate change through sustainable practices.

A former NYPD officer pleaded guilty to Criminally Negligent Homicide following a DUI crash that killed her husband. She is out on bail until sentencing.

Attorney General James and 11 other attorneys general warn federal employees against a "deferred resignation" program, questioning its promises of continued pay and advising caution.

Brooklyn contractor Hayk Safaryan was indicted for grand larceny, accused of stealing $318,000 from a couple for renovations and spending it on personal luxuries, including a Porsche.