Bronx man Joshua Burnside is charged with attacking his wife and torturing his stepdaughter, including stabbing her with a sharp object that penetrated her brain.

Nathan Gauvin faces charges, including securities fraud, for misrepresenting his company, Gray Digital Capital Management Inc., to investors, raising over $42 million. He used funds for personal expenses, obstructing an SEC investigation.

The Southern District of New York announced the formation of HSTF New York to combat transnational crime, with agencies like FBI and HSI co-leading, and significant early successes.

Daniel Batista from the Bronx receives an 18-year prison sentence for sexually exploiting a minor and possessing child pornography, with a plea deal and Furman as the presiding judge.

Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan will be car-free for the Holiday Open Streets program, allowing pedestrians to enjoy the holiday atmosphere, shopping, and entertainment around iconic landmarks like Rockefeller Center.

The article discusses the return of the world's largest menorah near Central Park for Hanukkah, detailing the nightly celebrations and the significance of the menorah's design and history.

Pete Alonso signs a $155 million, five-year contract with the Baltimore Orioles, moving from the New York Mets to bring his power hitting to Camden Yards.

A man was stabbed on a Union Square subway platform following an argument on a train, leaving him hospitalized in stable condition. The assailant fled, sparking concerns among commuters despite recent drops in subway crime.

A 3-alarm fire in Mariners Harbor, Staten Island, injured two, including a firefighter; a residence and truck were engulfed, complicating FDNY's response.

A local judge's ruling halted a protected bike lane project in Astoria, sparking protests from safety advocates and a mixed response from businesses and a school.

New York’s Kyuramen has opened its first Nevada outpost in Henderson, pairing signature bowls and rice‑patty burgers with an on‑site TBaar boba counter. The arrival is part of the chain’s rapid national expansion.

A human skull was discovered near Coney Island's boardwalk, prompting an NYPD and Medical Examiner investigation to identify the remains and determine the cause of death. The situation is under ongoing investigation.

Long Island school board members and parents sue NY Attorney General Letitia James over instructions regarding transgender student discussions, alleging First Amendment violations.