Bronx residents at Mitchel Houses are still dealing with the aftermath of a gas explosion months ago, as cooking gas service has not yet been restored.

Bronx authorities are investigating the death of a 4-year-old girl found unconscious; she later died at the hospital. Family identification and cause of death are pending, with no arrests made.

The article details diverse weather forecasts across New York City's boroughs, highlighting potential hazardous conditions, rain probabilities, temperature fluctuations, and weather advisories for the final days of 2025.

The NYC Council plans to override Mayor Adams' veto of a bill to allow sex abuse survivors to sue the city, which may cost the city $1 billion. The veto is criticized for ignoring survivor rights and fiscal concerns not previously raised.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of a $6.2 million maintenance painting project on Rochester's Frederick Douglass-Susan B. Anthony Memorial Bridge.

Journalist Marvin Scott received the Key to the City of New York from Mayor Eric Adams for his six-decade career.

NYC's weather forecast includes a chance of snow followed by rising temperatures and rain, with fluctuating conditions expected through New Year's Day.

New York City experiences the highest flu cases in a decade, with a significant increase and emergency room visits, attributed to a virulent strain and vaccine mismatch. Health advice includes vaccination and preventive measures.

The Jets reversed their decision to exclude fan Ashley Castanio-Gervasi from a $100,000 field goal challenge due to a technicality after public scrutiny.

New York City initiatives provide holiday joy with a school-hosted toy drive and subway station giveaways, uniting communities and spreading cheer among families and children.

Cholo Abdi Abdullah of Kenya was sentenced to life in prison for planning a 9/11-style terror attack in the U.S. after extensive investigation linked him to al-Shabaab.

A former U.S. bank executive, Edward Gene Smith, is indicted for sex crimes, including child pornography and obstructing justice, with a trial set for February 2025.

NYPHV settled for $6.8 million over kickback scheme allegations, paying for unprovided services to a Westchester oncology practice, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.