Sources: Man tries to kidnap child from Brooklyn synagogue
The suspect allegedly tried to grab the child and carry him out of the building.
MTA expanding pilot program allowing open strollers on buses
Many disability advocates initially panned the change, but the MTA says there have been no reported incidents.
March held from Union Square to Chinatown to honor Monterey Park victims
The organization Gays Against Guns has been holding demonstrations since the Pulse nightclub shooting in 2016.
Movie industry seeks new ways to attract people to theaters
Regal Cinemas says its Union Square location will be one of 39 theaters closing across the country in February.
Caught on video: Would-be robbers trash Harlem deli, throw knives at workers
Jesus Ramirez, who was working behind the counter, said the suspects ordered him to open the register and threatened him when he refused.
Officials: New COVID subvariant makes up 73% of NYC cases
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the new strain was first detected in New York in October.
New York City nurses strike ends after 3 days
Thousands of nurses returned to work on Thursday and many said they felt vindicated with a tentative contract reached.
Hospitals take emergency actions amid looming nurses strike
One hospital system transferred babies in neonatal intensive care to other hospitals in the city.
2 Newark police officers stabbed on MLK Boulevard
Police say the officers are in stable condition and the suspect was taken into custody.
NYPD officer suspended after responding to girls fighting
Video of the incident in Port Richmond has people split on how the situation was handled.
More than 20 injured when car crashes into NYC restaurant
Two cars collided, then one lost control and slammed into the front facade of a restaurant. One driver took off.
Conn. lawmaker calls for airline passenger bill of rights
This comes after Southwest canceled thousands of flights and stranded passengers last week.
1 arrested during Drag Story Hour protest at Queens library
Opposing protests turned vicious outside the Queens Public Library in Jackson Heights.
Police: 1 dead, 3 hurt in shooting at memorial in the Bronx
Police sources tell CBS2 the gunman opened fire on a crowd gathered to memorialize another homicide victim.
What to expect from New York's 1st recreational cannabis dispensary
So far, the New York State Cannabis Control Board has approved 36 adult retail licenses.