Mayor Eric Adams has pledged not to publicly criticize Trump, coinciding with Trump's executive orders on immigration and other issues, despite facing criticism for this stance.

Cupid's Undie Run in Manhattan raises funds for neurofibromatosis research, with participants racing in underwear to support the Children's Tumor Foundation.

NYCHA residents in NYC struggle with heat and hot water outages during severe cold, with areas like Soundview and Smith Houses affected. Repairs underway but issues persist.

The OSI report found insufficient evidence to disprove NYPD's justification for using deadly force in the shooting of Kent Edwards. The final report is pending.

NY Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit against Citibank for failing to protect customers from fraud is allowed to proceed after a judge denied Citibank's dismissal request.

The NYPD is searching for a suspect in a stabbing on the Manhattan subway and is seeking public help, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Two men plead guilty to the 2022 fatal shooting of Timothy Parker in East Harlem related to a drug dispute, resulting in expected sentences of 20 years-to-life and 13 years.

Joshua Zinberg was indicted for attempted murder and assault after attacking a Danish tourist in New York City, causing severe lacerations. Officials cited the need for visitor safety and addressed the city's mental health service gaps.

MUJI launched its first American food court in Chelsea Market, NYC, offering Japanese comfort foods and specialty drinks served by an AI robot barista.

Daniel Penny's acquittal in the chokehold death of Jordan Neely has sparked NYC debates on self-defense, potentially influencing public behavior and highlighting the city's struggle with mental health issues.

NYPD seeks suspects in robberies targeting elderly women in Manhattan, offering a $3,500 reward for information.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 18 states challenge President Trump's Executive Order to end birthright citizenship, defending the 14th Amendment.

The Sicknick family condemns Trump's pardon of January 6th offenders, calling it a "betrayal of decency," while officials and politicians react with dismay to the controversial decision.