A man stole a car with a 72-year-old partially blind man inside in Queens, NY; the car was later found abandoned, the elderly man unharmed. NYPD is investigating and seeking information.

A 29-year-old man was stabbed multiple times in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, and is in stable condition. The attacker is at large, with no arrests made.

NYC nurses' strike over wages, staffing, and safety continues, raising patient care concerns as studies suggest increased mortality rates during such strikes.

A 26-year-old man named Elquan Tillman was fatally shot in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. The incident is under NYPD investigation with no suspects identified.

Gov. Hochul leads in fundraising for NY gubernatorial race, but public finance system may help rivals Delgado and Blakeman compete. Despite a cap on individual donations, Hochul has $20.2M, while Delgado and Blakeman rely on the system for support.

Tricia Shimamura appointed as NYC Parks Commissioner, bringing experience from previous roles and a commitment to enhancing public spaces for all New Yorkers.

The National Weather Service forecasts similar cold weather across New York City boroughs for the week, with some temperature variations, a cold snap, and a slight chance of snow on Sunday. No hazardous weather is expected.

Ashley St. Clair says Grok undressed and sexualized her in AI‑generated images, including one tied to a photo of her at 14. xAI has moved to federal court and countersued in Texas.

A four-alarm fire in Yonkers led to a building collapse, affecting four structures and multiple vehicles, but no injuries were reported. The Red Cross is aiding the displaced residents.

Deacon Sebastian Ordonez's arrest by ICE in Brooklyn has prompted local leaders to demand clarity about his detention despite his lack of a criminal record.

A home health aide was caught on video abusing a child with cerebral palsy in Port Jefferson, NY. The aide, Bruno Valenzuela, faces charges; the family seeks justice, and the case is under investigation.

A Queens tire shop fire injured nine, displaced 30 people. Firefighters battled a complicated rubber blaze, intensified by the nature of the materials.

A federal judge approved the sale of over 5,100 rent-stabilized NYC apartments to Summit Properties for $451 million despite concerns from city officials and unresolved housing violations.