Edwin Díaz signed a three-year, $69 million contract with the World Series champions Los Angeles Dodgers, expected to bolster their bullpen as their closer.

The Archdiocese of New York announced a $300 million fund for survivors of clergy abuse, funded by budget cuts and asset sales, including its headquarters.

A horse named Sundance ran loose near JFK Airport and was captured unharmed; it came from Curly’s Cowboy Center after a gate was inadvertently left open.

The fate of the historic West Park Presbyterian Church on the Upper West Side may change as a hardship application for its sale and potential demolition is considered due to the owner’s economic struggles.

A four-alarm fire in an Upper West Side apartment injured residents and one firefighter, causing structural damage and a partial roof collapse. Firefighting efforts led to icy conditions, which FDNY mitigated with salt.

A new 1,000-capacity venue by Public Records is set to open in Brooklyn's Sunset Park by late 2026, part of a broader redevelopment at MADE Bush Terminal.

New York Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill to prevent the arrest of migrants at immigration courts without judicial warrants, aiming to protect non-violent individuals with active cases from being detained by DHS officers.

Former Rikers Island correctional officer Anthony Martin Jr. will be dismissed after being convicted of sexually abusing a woman; he faces allegations of assault from several detainees.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking public help to find a female suspect who slashed a 57-year-old woman's leg in Brooklyn. The November 18 incident occurred at 625 Atlantic Avenue.

NYPD searches for three suspects in a Brooklyn subway assault and robbery; they attacked a man and stole his bookbag after a verbal dispute escalated.

A symposium in NY, organized by DA Ray Tierney and legislators, addresses drugged driving, advocating for a law change to target driver impairment rather than specific drugs.

New York celebrates the completion of NanoFab Reflection, a key part of a $1 billion investment in semiconductor innovation, expected to create jobs and attract private investment.

Letitia James and 20 attorneys general oppose Congress' attempt to restrict abortion coverage in ACA tax credits renewal, arguing it undermines state rights and healthcare access.