"Hitler Reincarnated" Suspect Charged in Horrific Manhattan Synagogue Threat
Luis Ramirez, 23, was arraigned on charges of terrorism and hate crimes for threatening to attack Central Synagogue in Manhattan, claiming to be "Hitler reincarnated." The judge remanded him due to mental health concerns.
Manhunt Underway for Suspect in NYPD Vehicle Vandalism in Chelsea, Teen Gang Linked to Spate of Driver Robberies in Manhattan
The NYPD is seeking a suspect in the vandalism of 19 police cars in Chelsea and investigating a group of teenagers robbing for-hire drivers in Manhattan.
Gov. Hochul Intervenes in NY Correction Officer Strike, Offers Direct Deal as Union Left Out
Gov. Hochul's administration has offered a deal to striking New York corrections officers, bypassing their union, with terms like health insurance reinstatement and a study panel on the HALT Act, amid legal concerns from the union.
OSI Report Clears Syracuse Police Officer in Fatal Collision with E-Bike Rider Qian Adams
The New York OSI concluded its investigation into Qian Adams' death, finding insufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the involved Syracuse police officer.
New Yorkers Rally for Bodega Cats' Welfare with Certification Program Proposal
NYC residents are pushing for a certification program to protect bodega cats while maintaining food safety, providing veterinary care and managing expenses for their upkeep. The petition reflects the community's affection for these local felines.
Jazz-Funk Legend Roy Ayers Dies at 84 in New York City, 'Everybody Loves the Sunshine' Composer Leaves Lasting Musical Legacy
Jazz-funk legend Roy Ayers passed away at 84 after a long illness, leaving behind a legacy of influential music and a profound impact on multiple genres.
Historic Route Change for United Airlines NYC Half, Runners to Cross Brooklyn Bridge for the First Time
The 2025 United Airlines NYC Half will incorporate the Brooklyn Bridge into the race course for the first time, offering runners a new experience due to a reroute caused by construction.
Manhattan Federal Judge Denies NYC's Request for Immediate Return of $80M in FEMA Funds for Migrant Shelters
A judge rejected NYC's request for the immediate return of $80 million from FEMA for migrant shelters, citing no irreparable harm, amidst debates over the funds' retraction initiated by the Trump Administration.


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