-
NYC apprenticeships help young people gain job experience
Finding work is hard enough in New York City — it’s even harder when you don’t have a lot of job experience. That’s why the mayor’s office is offering paid apprenticeships to thousands of young people from low-income backgrounds. News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports.
-
Alice Brock, who helped inspire Arlo Guthrie classic ‘Alice's Restaurant,' dies at 83
Alice Brock has died at age 83. Her Massachusetts-based eatery helped inspire Arlo Guthrie’s deadpan Thanksgiving standard, “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree.” The chorus was a tribute to Alice — whose restaurant was not called Alice’s Restaurant. Countless fans have since memorized it.
-
Americans show increased interest in dual citizenship post-Trump win, data shows
A record number of Americans are seeking alternative residences outside of the U.S. with voters feeling a mix of emotions as President-elect Donald Trump soon takes office, according to a global investment firm. Election week, from Nov. 4 through Nov. 10, versus the previous week saw a nearly 400% increase in inquiries from U.S. nationals, according to new data NBC…
-
Out of Rikers early for ‘good behavior,' man allegedly commits triple murder
Perhaps no one could have predicted Ramon Rivera would allegedly go on a stabbing spree in broad daylight one month after getting out of jail, killing three people at random. But in the past, he had expressed homicidal thoughts and been hospitalized for serious mental illness, according to sources familiar with his case. Rivera’s mental health may have been...
-
Suspect in Manhattan stabbing spree has lengthy criminal past
A month after getting released from jail, a homeless man with eight prior arrests and a history of mental illness went on a stabbing spree in broad daylight. The man was received an early release from jail due to “good behavior,” raising questions about the circumstances leading to his release. NBC Melissa Russo reports.
-
FBI arrests homeless Florida man in alleged plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange
Harun Abdul-Malik Yener made a series of audio recordings to be sent to NBC News around the time of the planned bombing, the complaint says.
-
Jessica Tisch, head of NYC sanitation, tapped as new commissioner of NYPD
Moving to stabilize an administration roiled by investigations, resignations and his own indictment, New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday appointed sanitation chief Jessica Tisch as police commissioner. A city government stalwart and ex-NYPD official, she’ll be just the second woman in the high-profile, high-pressure post. The move comes at a critical time for the nation’s largest police department, shoring up its leadership...
-
Looking into the criminal past of suspect in Manhattan stabbing spree that killed 3
There is new information about the man accused in a deadly Manhattan stabbing rampage, as 51-year-old Ramon Rivera appeared in court on three counts of first-degree murder. In the wake of the killings, NYC Mayor Eric Adams said he would go to Albany to fight for a new law, seeking to have psychiatric units no longer be able to release...
-
Founder of A.I. company used by schools in NYC and LA arrested on fraud charges
The founder of an artificial intelligence company that supplied school districts in New York City, Los Angeles and Atlanta with a chatbot to create learning plans for students was arrested on fraud charges Tuesday, accused of spending investor money on herself as her company spiraled into bankruptcy.
-
3rd person in Manhattan stabbing spree dies as suspect is charged with murder
A 36-year-old woman died, police said Tuesday, becoming the third victim killed in an unprovoked stabbing spree in Manhattan allegedly carried out a day earlier by a man with a history of mental health issues who felled people just going about their morning routines. Ramon Rivera, a 51-year-old who officials say records show has an extensive criminal history, was charged…
-
MTA board approves $9 toll congestion pricing plan
News 4’s Greg Cergol reports.
-
Suspect in custody after deadly random stabbings in New York City
Jessica Cunnington has the latest for NBC New York.
-
Suspect in deadly Manhattan stabbing spree in custody
Chris Jose reporting on the suspect in the deadly Manhattan stabbing spree being in custody.
-
NYC issues drought warning amid historic dry stretch
Gus Rosendale reporting on NYC issuing a drought warning amid a historic dry stretch.
-
Suspect arrested after 2 dead, 1 hurt in stabbing spree
Marc Santia reporting on a suspect being arrested after 2 are dead and 1 is hurt in a stabbing spree.
-
Three people hurt in scaffolding collapse in Chelsea
Gaby Acevedo reporting on three people hurt in a scaffolding collapse in Chelsea.
-
Battle over congestion pricing heating up across New York City
News 4’s Ida Siegal has the details.
-
NYC issues first drought warning in 22 years
New York City and 10 other New York counties are now under a drought warning a dry conditions continue, the state and city announced Monday. A drought warning is the second of three levels to deal with the dry conditions. The third and most severe level would be a drought emergency. The counties under the drought warning include: Bronx, Delaware,…
-
Man arrested after stabbing spree in Manhattan leaves 3 dead: NYPD
A suspect is in custody accused of fatally stabbing two people in Manhattan on Monday morning, according to the New York Police Department.
-
MTA board to vote on updated congestion pricing plan
The plan to unpause congestion pricing faces a key vote today. Tracie Strahan reports.