Mayor Mamdani announces the release of NYPD body-cam footage after the police shooting of a Queens man, highlighting the need for better mental health crisis management.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing the Kenney apartment complex owners in Newburgh for deplorable living conditions, requiring repairs and restitution for tenants.

Bausch and Lannett will pay over $17 million following allegations of generic drug price-fixing, with Attorney General Letitia James leading a multi-state coalition.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $121 million state funding initiative for public transit modernization across non-MTA regions, aiming to improve infrastructure, services, and reduce emissions.

NY Attorney General Letitia James cautions New Yorkers about the risks of unregulated online sports betting and prediction markets, especially lacking consumer protections.

New York's David N. Dinkins Municipal Building will open its tower for public tours, providing a free bird's eye view of the city starting this summer.

New Yorkers are preparing for cold weather, with chilly wind chills forecasted by the National Weather Service. Each borough faces cold temperatures, and no hazardous weather is expected soon, but colder conditions are anticipated over the weekend.

Heavy snow in NYC causes delays in trash collection, with the Department of Sanitation working to clear both snow and garbage. Residents face piles of refuse on the streets as cleanup efforts continue.

A Queens man attacked his family and then took his own life, resulting in injuries to his wife and children before he died from self-inflicted wounds.

Mayor Mamdani reported 16 deaths due to the cold in NYC, with hypothermia implicated in most cases, despite the city's efforts to provide shelter and warming units.

A Queens girl, 11, was kidnapped by Nicholas Wieber, 28, after being groomed on Discord. Found at his Long Island home, Wieber faces multiple charges. The case highlights rising online dangers for youth.

January saw a significant drop in violent crimes in NYC, with lower shootings, homicides, and major crime rates, although hate crimes and transit crime slightly rose.

Staten Island Chuck and Punxsutawney Phil predict six more weeks of winter, while New York's Dunkirk Dave forecasts an early spring. Chuck has an 80% accuracy rate, Phil has a lower rate, and Dave's predictions are 50% accurate.