NY Attorney General Letitia James cautions New Yorkers about the risks of unregulated online sports betting and prediction markets, especially lacking consumer protections.

New York's David N. Dinkins Municipal Building will open its tower for public tours, providing a free bird's eye view of the city starting this summer.

New Yorkers are preparing for cold weather, with chilly wind chills forecasted by the National Weather Service. Each borough faces cold temperatures, and no hazardous weather is expected soon, but colder conditions are anticipated over the weekend.

Heavy snow in NYC causes delays in trash collection, with the Department of Sanitation working to clear both snow and garbage. Residents face piles of refuse on the streets as cleanup efforts continue.

Mayor Mamdani reported 16 deaths due to the cold in NYC, with hypothermia implicated in most cases, despite the city's efforts to provide shelter and warming units.

January saw a significant drop in violent crimes in NYC, with lower shootings, homicides, and major crime rates, although hate crimes and transit crime slightly rose.

Cardinal Dolan led his final Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, ending his tenure as the archbishop of New York, with an emotional farewell from parishioners.

NYC's efforts to provide warmth for its homeless amidst a deadly cold snap saw complications, as warming buses at the Staten Island Ferry Terminal went unnoticed by those in need and city workers.

Governor Kathy Hochul proclaimed February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month in New York, illuminating landmarks in orange and enacting initiatives to improve online safety for teens.

The New York City area expects sunny days with occasional snow and cold temperatures, as per the National Weather Service forecasts for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. No hazardous weather is anticipated.

NYC introduces new single-room shelters for the homeless during a winter crisis, as part of Mayor Mamdani and DSS's efforts to provide safe, private spaces and enhance citywide support.

New York faces a week of sub-zero wind chills and potential snow, with advisories for cold weather, coastal floods, and strong winds impacting land and maritime activities.

New York City's cold snap has caused 13 deaths, pressuring Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration to focus on homeless outreach and involuntary shelters during extreme weather.