NYC Health + Hospitals faces potential strike by nearly 1,000 doctors seeking better pay and conditions, with negotiations ongoing and strike notice issued.

The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is set to be taken down and repurposed as lumber for Habitat for Humanity.

Joseph Lynskey, who survived being pushed onto NYC subway tracks, thanks his rescuers and medical teams on his GoFundMe page; suspect Kamel Hawkins has been arrested. Lynskey is recovering from serious injuries.

A proposal to add a surcharge on event tickets in NYC aims to raise funds for park maintenance, with potential to generate $190 million annually based on the city's ticket sales revenue.

The NYC Department of Education seeks increased participation in school board elections amid controversies, urging newcomers to bring fresh perspectives to heated advisory meetings.

NYPD seeks public help in finding suspects of a series of armed robberies targeting lottery tickets in Manhattan and Queens, with nearly $7,000 stolen.

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is reportedly considering a run for New York City mayor, rallying allies for a potential campaign against incumbent Mayor Eric Adams.

New Yorkers gather support for California wildfire victims, with local establishments like Ray's Bar collecting donations and contributing financially to aid organizations.

PATH train fares have increased for the first time since 2014, with a single journey now costing $3. Concomitantly, multi-trip passes have also seen a price rise.

Governor Kathy Hochul proposes the creation of the nation's first CA-JSOC to improve public safety in New York by coordinating over 100 law enforcement agencies for crime prevention and intelligence sharing.

New Yorkers can expect classic winter weather this week with sunny days and cloudy nights, no severe conditions anticipated per the National Weather Service.

Governor Kathy Hochul plans to offer free school breakfast and lunch to all students in New York, aiming to alleviate food insecurity and save families on grocery costs.

Governor Hochul announced that New York issued over 129,000 tickets during a crackdown on impaired and reckless driving from Dec. 11, 2024, to Jan. 1, 2025.