Man Accused of Killing Elderly Mother on Lower East Side Captured Near Albany by U.S. Marshals
U.S. Marshals arrested Wei Hou on second-degree murder charges for the death of his mother, Zhu Hou, in her NYC apartment; he was apprehended near Albany and had a history of criminal activity.
New York City's Holiday Deliveries Surpass 2 Million Daily, Spotlighting Delivery Workers' Essential Role
Delivery and truck workers in NYC manage 2 million packages daily, outpacing the myth of Santa Claus' delivery capabilities. Policies aim to improve their wages and working conditions amid the city's bustling delivery economy.
New York City Students Struggle With Reading Analog Clocks Amid Cellphone Ban in Schools
NYC's cellphone ban in schools has led to the unexpected issue of students struggling to read analog clocks, as they rely heavily on digital timekeeping. Despite attempts to curb device use, students seek ways to circumvent the ban.
Terrorist Plot Thwarted, Cholo Abdi Abdullah Sentenced to Life for Planning 9-11 Style Attack on U.S. Soil
Cholo Abdi Abdullah of Kenya was sentenced to life in prison for planning a 9/11-style terror attack in the U.S. after extensive investigation linked him to al-Shabaab.
Suspected FIEND in Cuffs, Ex-Senior Bank Exec Charged with Sex Trafficking and Child Porn in NYC
A former U.S. bank executive, Edward Gene Smith, is indicted for sex crimes, including child pornography and obstructing justice, with a trial set for February 2025.
New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital Settles for $6.8 Million Over Alleged Kickback Scheme
NYPHV settled for $6.8 million over kickback scheme allegations, paying for unprovided services to a Westchester oncology practice, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Former USDA Employee Sentenced to Two Years for Multi-Million Dollar SNAP Fraud in New York
A former USDA employee was sentenced to two years in prison for her role in a $66 million food stamp fraud scheme, where she provided EBT license numbers to criminals.
New York City on High Alert for Major Winter Storm Bringing Snow and Frigid Temps
New York City is expecting a significant winter storm with heavy snow and cold temperatures starting this afternoon into Saturday, with 4-8 inches of snow accumulation likely.
New York City's MTA Introduces Modern Fare Gates at Subway Stations to Tackle Evasion and Boost Accessibility
New fare gates with an automatic sliding mechanism are being introduced by the MTA at NYC subway stations to reduce fare evasion and improve accessibility.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Administration Challenge as New York’s Green Light Law Remains in Effect
Judge Nardacci upheld New York's Green Light Law, allowing driver's license acquisition without legal U.S. residence proof, despite Trump administration's challenge.
Yonkers Residents Displaced as Unsafe Parking Garage at 30 Hawthorne Ave. Faces Condemnation
A parking garage in Yonkers was condemned due to unsafe conditions, forcing car owners to find new parking and raising concerns about maintenance negligence.
Timothy Cardinal Dolan Leads Last Christmas Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral Before Retirement
Cardinal Timothy Dolan led his final Christmas Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral before retirement, with his successor, Bishop Ronald Hicks, set to take over.












