Bruno Castro, 79, was found dead in the snow near his Baldwin home, possibly due to extreme cold weather. His death is under investigation by Nassau County authorities.

NYC suspends alternate side parking through February 8 for snow removal, while metered parking remains active and other parking regulations still apply.

Doberman named Penny wins Best in Show at the 150th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, edging out over 2,500 dogs and becoming the fifth Doberman to take the title.

A 2-year-old boy is on life support after a severe beating, allegedly by his father, Dayvon Morrison, in Queens. Morrison, charged with attempted murder, claims not to remember the assault due to intoxication.

A water main break in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, flooded homes and streets, leading to the DEP's swift response and overnight repair work. Residents faced extensive water damage.

NYPD releases video of officers shooting a man with schizophrenia, causing scrutiny and debate over mental health crisis responses.

Zohran Mamdani's endorsement helps Diana Moreno win a New York Assembly seat with a 60-point lead, highlighting his political influence and the sway of the DSA.

A man was arrested for sexually assaulting and robbing a 14-year-old girl in Manhattan. Germaine Parham, with a long criminal history, was apprehended by NYPD and U.S. Marshals.

The Suffolk County District Attorney is seeking help in identifying victims in cold cases on National Missing Persons Day, releasing new renderings and details for public assistance.

NY and NJ Attorney Generals sue the Trump administration for freezing funds for the Hudson Tunnel Project, part of the Gateway Program crucial for rail service.

NYC Mayor Mamdani announced free tax preparation services for eligible residents to avoid high fees, emphasizing protection from predatory practices. The program supports those earning under $97,000 and includes various assistance options.

Mayor Mamdani opens a Safe Haven shelter in Lower Manhattan, managed by Breaking Ground, to aid 106 vulnerable citizens, accelerating the response to the winter emergency.

Michael Zayas from Brooklyn has been charged with a shooting near a Manhattan school, leading to a lockdown. He faces up to 15 years if convicted for ammunition possession post-felony conviction.