Million Strong Crowd Welcomes 2025 in Times Square Despite the Rain, Embracing Hope and Celebration
Nearly a million people celebrated New Year's Eve 2025 in Times Square, despite heavy rain and strict security measures, reflecting a global attraction and communal hope.
Brooklyn Man Charged with Attempted Murder in Chelsea Subway Push, NYC Mayor Reaffirms Transit Safety Amid Incidents
A man was pushed onto subway tracks in Manhattan but survived; Kamel Hawkins was charged. The attack adds to concerns about transit safety, despite overall crime decreases. Mayor Adams emphasizes subway security efforts and acknowledges public fear.
New Year's Day Stabbings Rattle Upper Manhattan, Two Victims Attacked on Subway as Assailants Remain at Large
Two separate stabbings occurred on New Year's Day in Upper Manhattan subway; one on a northbound 2 train and another on a nearby platform. Both victims were hospitalized, and the suspects remain at large.
New York Battles Surge in Flu Cases Amid Ongoing COVID-19 Concerns and RSV Decline
New York City confronts a winter surge in respiratory illnesses, with a 70% increase in flu cases and ongoing COVID-19 presence, while RSV shows a slight decrease.
New Year's Eve Celebrations Canceled in NYC's Prospect and Central Parks Due to Weather and Safety Concerns
New Year's Eve celebrations, including drone and fireworks displays, were canceled in NYC's Prospect and Central Parks due to safety concerns caused by adverse weather conditions.
Man Critically Injured After Being Pushed Onto Subway Tracks in Chelsea, Suspect Charged with Attempted Murder
A man was critically injured after being pushed onto subway tracks in Chelsea. A suspect, Kamel Hawkins, was charged with attempted murder. Mayor Adams discussed the incident's impact on public perception of subway safety.
New York City Contracts Migrant Shelter System Amid Fears of Trump-Era Deportations
NYC's migrant shelter system is scaling back, with a Brooklyn tent shelter set to close. Amidst concerns over Trump's deportation threats, migrants seek legal advice on asylum applications, underscoring the importance of knowing their rights.
New York City Remembers Jimmy Carter's Legacy in Affordable Housing as the Nation Mourns His Passing
Jimmy Carter's impact on affordable housing in NYC's East Village is remembered after his passing at age 100. His work with Habitat for Humanity transformed a building, leaving a lasting legacy honored by residents and politicians alike.
NYPD Unveils Comprehensive Security Plan for New Year's Eve in Times Square Amid No Credible Threats
The NYPD is implementing extensive security measures for the New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square, involving uniformed and undercover officers, drones, and barriers, with no credible threats reported.
New Jersey Police Appeal for Help to Identify Woman's Remains Discovered in Belleplain State Forest
New Jersey State Police seek public assistance to identify human remains found in Belleplain State Forest, described as a possibly Caucasian or Hispanic woman with distinctive koi fish and rose tattoos.












