New Yorkers showed mixed reactions to Venezuelan President Maduro's capture; some celebrated while others protested U.S. intervention in Times Square.

NYC Mayor Mamdani and DOT Commissioner Flynn are redesigning McGuinness Boulevard for safety, adding protected bike lanes and traffic calming measures.

The weather forecast for New York predicts a calm week with light snow chances and no major storms, with temperatures around the mid-30s and conditions clearing throughout the day.

NYC may face the largest nurse strike in history if hospitals, including Mount Sinai and New York-Presbyterian, don't agree on contracts by January 12, affecting up to 20,000 nurses.

An 8-year-old boy, Tayvion, was rescued by Suffolk County Police after falling through ice on a pond in East Patchogue on Christmas Day and later reunited with the officers.

Increasing clouds and temperatures in the low 30s are expected across New York, with light snow likely tonight, minimal accumulation, and a gradual warm-up throughout the week.

New York saw a surge in legal cannabis sales, reaching $2.5 billion, with licensed pot shops doubling in number. While financial growth is evident, regulatory issues and an ongoing battle with the illicit market are ongoing concerns.

Multiple departments fought a fire at a North Amityville building, where an unknown substance leaked, and three people, including two firefighters, were injured.

NYC subway and bus fares increase to $3, with the MTA transitioning to the OMNY system and capping weekly charges at $35 after 12 rides. Express buses now cost $7.25; $2 OMNY cards will come into effect.

Cold weekend expected in NYC with low 30s temperatures and a slight chance of snow; warming trend to mid-40s by Wednesday. No hazardous weather warnings issued.

A hit-and-run in Queens on New Year's Day left one man dead and another critically injured. The driver of a white SUV fled after striking both men and is being sought by authorities.

A Queens apartment fire left one person burned; its cause remains under investigation. Lithium-ion batteries were found but not linked to the fire yet. Another fire in Queens hospitalized one person; the cause is unknown.

Former head of Queens Defenders, Lori Zeno, and her husband are set to plead guilty to federal theft, including misuse of nonprofit funds for personal luxuries.