Newborn baby found dead in debris after Queens fire killed her mother

Fire officials said crews were initially unable to reach her as they battled the blaze because conditions inside the building became too dangerous and the structure had to be cleared.

Man fatally shot on Bronx subway platform after altercation

A 41-year-old man was fatally shot on a Bronx subway platform Tuesday afternoon following an apparent altercation, according to police.

Tisch names Dolan, Bernard as heads of NYPD Chaplains Unit

Timothy Cardinal Dolan and Rev. A.R. Bernard will lead the NYPD's Chaplains Unit, Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced during her State of the NYPD address.

NJ Transit commuters face major delays amid extreme cold near Newark

NJ Transit said rail service was subject to delays of up to 60 minutes into and out of Penn Station New York because of the issue.

Amazon’s Ring expands AI-powered network to help locate lost dogs

Amazon’s Ring is rolling out a feature to help locate missing dogs – and it’s available even to people who don’t own the company's devices.

Disney’s next CEO: Who is Josh D’Amaro?

Josh D’Amaro, who oversees the Disney's Experiences division, will succeed Bob Iger as the company's next CEO.

Elon Musk’s X office raided in Paris

Paris prosecutors raided Elon Musk’s X office in Paris as part of a months-long investigation into child abuse images and deepfakes.

Tesla ends production of Model S and Model X vehicles, will focus on robots in 2026

Tesla is pivoting from electric vehicles to autonomous technology as Elon Musk announces the discontinuation of Model S and Model X to focus on mass-producing Optimus robots.

Meta blocks controversial site that allegedly published thousands of DHS employee names

Meta has begun blocking users from sharing links to a controversial website known as the “ICE List,” which claims to document thousands of Department of Homeland Security employees involved in immigration enforcement.

Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs across company in latest round of layoffs

Amazon's latest round of job cuts follow last year's layoffs of thousands of employees. Here's what you need to know.

UPS looks to cut up to 30,000 jobs this year

UPS plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs this year in a continued effort to reduce the number of Amazon shipments it handles.