Court rules DHS unlawfully withdrew emergency response and anti-terrorism funding; AG Letitia James wins case to restore grants to states.

NYC Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul announced the groundbreaking of SPARC Kips Bay, a life sciences hub expected to generate 15,000 jobs and a $42 billion economic impact.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the SUPPORT Act, aimed at improving oversight and care for individuals with serious mental illness discharged from psychiatric care after being found unfit for trial.

New Yorkers expect chilly and volatile weather, including snow and rain, as NWS issues a hazardous weather outlook for the city and surrounding regions.

A pit bull attacked a toddler in Manhattan, causing a severe leg injury. Bystanders intervened; the dog's owner left. The incident raised questions about dog safety in urban areas.

The East Village's new wine bar, Stars, offers over 1,000 bottles and 20 by-the-glass options in a cozy, 450-square-foot space with a small, complementary snack menu.

Retired FDNY Chief Lillian Bonsignore is poised to become FDNY's next commissioner, making her the first openly gay and second female leader in the department's history.

NYC Christmas tree vendors offer late-season discounts, amid moderate sales increases and economic pressures. A documentary, "The Merchants of Joy," explores their competitive struggles.

In East Harlem, a scaffold collapse led to the death of a woman after she was hit by a garbage truck. Officials are looking into the circumstances surrounding the accident.

New York seniors and disabled individuals face challenges adapting to the MTA's transition from MetroCard to OMNY, with concerns about mobility, technology use, and security risks. The MTA is providing in-person help for balance transfers.

New York area is expecting a mix of rain and snow with less than one inch of snow accumulation and mild temperatures, as per the National Weather Service.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams presents the "Manhattan Plan" to build 100,000 new homes in Manhattan over the next decade, aiming to address the housing shortage.

The NYC medical examiner's office is launching a free genetic testing program for relatives of sudden death victims to prevent inherited disease deaths.