Woman slashed in face repeatedly, shoved onto NYC subway tracks

A woman was slashed in the face repeatedly, and then shoved onto the subway tracks last week at a station in Harlem, the NYPD said.

Long Island residents brace for higher electric bills with LIPA rate hike

Long Island residents should brace for yet another increase in their electric bills as the Long Island Power Authority plans a 3.9% rate hike for 2025, adding roughly $7 to monthly bills.

NYC Council bans broker fees for renters

Under a system that exists in New York and almost nowhere else in the country, tenants are often forced to pay the commission of a real estate agent before moving into an apartment, even if that agent was hired by the landlord.

Gov. Hochul set to relaunch NYC congestion pricing with reduced $9 toll

After initially pausing the congestion pricing plan last June, just weeks before its planned rollout, Hochul is now moving forward with renewed urgency following the election of Donald Trump.

Firefighters battle stubborn wildfires in Queens and Manhattan

New York City firefighters are working around the clock to contain multiple wildfires in Manhattan and Queens as dry conditions continue to fuel the flames.

Giuliani's lawyers seek to exit defamation case citing disagreement

Attorneys representing Rudy Giuliani filed a motion Wednesday to withdraw from his defense in a high-profile $148-million defamation case in federal court.

NYPD seeks suspects in series of subway robberies and assaults across NYC

Police are searching for the suspects who robbed and assaulted people inside multiple subway stations in separate incidents across the city.

NYC family seeks help finding missing father with dementia

The family of 69-year-old Alberto Saldana is urgently seeking help to find him after he went missing nearly a week ago from the Upper West Side.

Here's how much snow to expect this winter in NYC

Winter officially begins in the Northern Hemisphere on Dec. 21 with the winter solstice. Here's how much snow can we expect this winter in NYC.

NYC-New Haven Amtrak service remains suspended due to brush fire

Commuters are feeling the effects on Wednesday after a transformer explosion on Tuesday shut down Amtrak service between New York and New Haven.

Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade to include LGBTQ+ groups in 2025

The Richmond County St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee will allow LGBTQ+ groups to march in the parade this year for the first time in its 60-year history.

Judge delays ruling on whether to scrap Trump's conviction in hush money case

A judge is postponing a decision on whether to undo President-elect Donald Trump’s conviction in his hush money case because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.

New trash container rules for NYC small buildings now in effect

Starting Tuesday, all New York City buildings with nine or fewer residential units must place their trash in containers.

7-year-old child shot in Manhattan: NYPD

Police are investigating after a 7-year-old girl was shot in the abdomen in Manhattan on Monday afternoon.

Rockland County community mourns Dariel Vasquez, teen killed fighting wildfire

The Rockland County community gathered Monday to honor the life of 18-year-old Dariel Vasquez, a New York State Parks employee and recent Ramapo High School graduate, who tragically lost his life while fighting a wildfire in Sterling Forest.

Saks Fifth Avenue says no light show in 100th holiday season

Saks Fifth Avenue is taking a different approach to their holiday light display this year, by honoring the architectural significance of the building by "elegantly illuminating the façade."