The NY Attorney General's Office is probing the death of Bravo Nondo after a collision with an off-duty NYPD officer's car near the New York State Thruway.

NYC Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul announced the groundbreaking of SPARC Kips Bay, a life sciences hub expected to generate 15,000 jobs and a $42 billion economic impact.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the SUPPORT Act, aimed at improving oversight and care for individuals with serious mental illness discharged from psychiatric care after being found unfit for trial.

Eric Adams appointed Mark Guerra as the FDNY Commissioner, recognizing his 37 years of service and prior roles, including acting commissioner. Guerra is applauded for his dedication and leadership.

New Yorkers expect chilly and volatile weather, including snow and rain, as NWS issues a hazardous weather outlook for the city and surrounding regions.

A pit bull attacked a toddler in Manhattan, causing a severe leg injury. Bystanders intervened; the dog's owner left. The incident raised questions about dog safety in urban areas.

The East Village's new wine bar, Stars, offers over 1,000 bottles and 20 by-the-glass options in a cozy, 450-square-foot space with a small, complementary snack menu.

Former NYPD Lt. Richard Mack expressed outrage after protester Shaborn Banks, involved in a 2020 assault leading to Mack's injuries and retirement, was sentenced to community service instead of jail time.

Retired FDNY Chief Lillian Bonsignore is poised to become FDNY's next commissioner, making her the first openly gay and second female leader in the department's history.

New York City buys 48 acres in Westchester to protect its drinking water supply, making it the city's costliest watershed land deal ever at $12 million.

NYC Christmas tree vendors offer late-season discounts, amid moderate sales increases and economic pressures. A documentary, "The Merchants of Joy," explores their competitive struggles.

Thieves stole $50,000 worth of toys from the nonprofit Toys of Hope in Long Island, meant for underprivileged children. The community is rallying to replace them.

A Queens family disputes the NYPD's account of their son's fatal shooting, arguing against the claim he charged at officers with a box cutter. They demand transparency and an investigation.