NY Attorney General warns against price gouging during a severe winter storm and reminds businesses of legal consequences. Residents are urged to report overpricing.

Journalist Marvin Scott received the Key to the City of New York from Mayor Eric Adams for his six-decade career.

NYC's weather forecast includes a chance of snow followed by rising temperatures and rain, with fluctuating conditions expected through New Year's Day.

New York City experiences the highest flu cases in a decade, with a significant increase and emergency room visits, attributed to a virulent strain and vaccine mismatch. Health advice includes vaccination and preventive measures.

The Jets reversed their decision to exclude fan Ashley Castanio-Gervasi from a $100,000 field goal challenge due to a technicality after public scrutiny.

Police rescued an eight-year-old boy from an icy pond in Long Island after the ice broke, with officers pulling him to safety and transporting him to the hospital.

New York City initiatives provide holiday joy with a school-hosted toy drive and subway station giveaways, uniting communities and spreading cheer among families and children.

New York's community centers like Goddard Riverside and Citymeals on Wheels provided holiday meals and company to locals, creating a sense of togetherness and community during Christmas.

Times Square will feature a red, white, and blue Ball Drop on New Year's Eve 2025 and an additional Ball Drop on July 3, 2026, to celebrate America's 250th birthday.

CVS employee Edeedson Cine, 23, was fatally stabbed in Lindenhurst, NY; police seek a white male suspect in his 40s.

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.

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.

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.