Bronx authorities seek gunman after unprovoked shooting near Essen Health Care Medical Clinic; victim, 38, in critical but stable condition, last reported.

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In a shocking turn of events, a customer opens fire at a Queens store, injuring two employees. The incident, which occurred at Great Savings on Jamaica Avenue, was sparked by a dispute over a return. The gunman, still at large, is described as wearing a green shirt and gray sweatpants. The victims, aged 34 and 55, are recovering in hospital. The one hundred third Precinct has seen a decrease in shootings this year, with only eight reported through November ninth.

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New York City transit riders can now get a free OMNY card at certain subway stations, with the first four hundred people to exchange their MetroCard balances receiving a fee-free card. This initiative comes before the MTAs planned fare increase in January and aims to make the switch to the OMNY system smoother for commuters.

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New York City elects its youngest and first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani, who promises innovative solutions to affordability issues. His campaign resonated with voters, and he shares his vision in an exclusive interview on Up Close with Bill Ritter, airing this Sunday at 11 AM on Channel Seven, WABC-TV.

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Brace for a dramatic temperature drop and strong winds today, with gusts up to 50 mph and wind chills in the twenties and thirties. Wind advisories are in effect for Ulster County, NY and most of New Jersey. Expect a chilly Monday with highs in the low to mid-forties and continued gusts. The rest of the week looks dry and cold, with below-average highs in the forties before a gradual warmup next weekend.

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Recent poll reveals Americans believe Trump and Republicans achieved more in government shutdown negotiations, with many Democrats agreeing. Public disapproval of all parties persists, but disapproval for Democrats is now slightly higher than for Republicans and Trump. Healthcare issues highlighted by the shutdown, with two-thirds of Americans expecting health insurance premiums to rise. Air travel expected to improve as government employees and air traffic controllers receive pay.

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Newark reels from a tragic mass shooting, leaving two dead, including a ten-year-old boy, and three injured. Mayor Baraka calls it a dark and devastating day. Investigation ongoing, reward offered for information leading to arrest. Community mourns and seeks justice.

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Suffolk County plans to appeal a jurys decision to award $112 million to nearly 700 immigrants who were unlawfully detained on behalf of ICE. The county sheriffs office was found to have violated Fourth Amendment protections and failed to provide due process, holding immigrants past their scheduled release times and without giving them a chance to challenge their extended detentions. The jury, composed of ordinary New Yorkers, recognized the harm caused by unlawful detention and valued the dignity of the plaintiffs. This award comes after a similar settlement in New York City last year.

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New York Rangers secure ninth road win, defeating Columbus Blue Jackets 2-1 in shootout; J.T. Miller scores decisive goal, extending Rangers winning streak to three games and road winning streak to six games.

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Two employees at a Jamaica, Queens store were shot by a customer in a violent altercation, leaving one in critical condition. The suspect, described as a six-foot male in gray sweatpants and green sweater, remains at large. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.

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Pope Leo the Fourteenth, the first American-born Pope, hosted a star-studded event at the Vatican, celebrating the power of cinema with Hollywoods elite. The Pope emphasized the importance of art in giving voice to the unheard and praised film for its ability to comfort and challenge audiences. He also acknowledged the financial struggles of movie theaters, urging cooperation to affirm their social and cultural value. The event, part of a broader effort to connect with the secular world, featured Pope Leos four favorite films: Its a Wonderful Life, The Sound of Music, Ordinary People, and Life Is Beautiful. The Pope will also be the subject of a Vatican documentary.

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The New York City financial crisis of the 1970s: A complex interplay of economic, social, and political factorsThis podcast episode delves into the pivotal moment in New York Citys history, the financial crisis of the 1970s. The crisis was a result of a perfect storm of high interest rates, rising labor costs, strong union contracts, and alleged poor accounting practices within City Hall. Societal shifts, such as cynicism from the White House, white flight, and increased demand for services, also contributed to the citys financial strain. The narrative often blames overspending, but a closer look suggests ineffective spending and banks failure to manage risks could have mitigated the situation. This historical event underscores the interconnectedness of economic, social, and political elements in shaping a major metropolitan areas destiny.

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Heights University Hospital in Jersey City, once a historic institution, has closed its doors after 150 years due to financial struggles. The parent company, Hudson Regional Health, couldnt secure state funding, leaving a significant healthcare gap in the community. The hospitals emergency room remains open, but the future of the institution is uncertain, causing concern for the communitys healthcare options.

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Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary church in Red Hook, Brooklyn, marks its one hundred and seventieth anniversary, a journey marked by resilience. Established in eighteen fifty-four, the church has served as a beacon for immigrants, surviving fire, flood, recession, and a pandemic. Despite challenges, the church continues to provide community support, including food assistance and youth programs, reflecting its deep commitment to the neighborhood.

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Potential Doubling of Imported Italian Pasta Prices Looms as Commerce Department Considers TariffsThe Commerce Department is contemplating significant duties on Italian pasta imports, potentially doubling their price. Thirteen major Italian companies face tariffs up to 117%, including an existing 15% EU export tax. A preliminary recommendation for an additional 92% tariff was issued earlier this month, accusing Italian companies of market share gain through low-priced sales, a practice known as dumping. Consumers and shop owners express concern, with Frank Spano and Gilbert Teitel highlighting the unique quality of Italian pasta and customer loyalty. The decision is not final, but if implemented, tariffs could take effect early next year, potentially wiping out years of growth and investment for affected brands.

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The New Jersey Devils top scorer, Jack Hughes, will be sidelined for approximately two months due to a finger injury requiring surgery. The team expects him to return in eight weeks, but a reevaluation is planned at the six-week mark. Hughes absence is a significant blow to the Devils, who are currently leading the Eastern Conference. His long-term injury also casts doubt on his potential inclusion in the U.S. Olympic team, as the roster deadline approaches.

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Corey, the human behind the AI, shares the mission of DNN Network: delivering fast, unbiased local news to every city worldwide. With shows for major cities and sports teams, DNN is live in the US, UK, and Australia. Support the mission by subscribing to your local shows.

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New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams introduces a bill granting the Civilian Complaint Review Board real-time access to NYPD body camera footage, aiming to address criticism of delayed video releases. The bill allows remote searches using keywords, dates, locations, and officer names. However, police advocates and unions oppose the measure, citing potential negative impacts on officer morale and recruitment.

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Recent study reveals alarming food insecurity among CUNY students, with 40% struggling to get enough to eat. SNAP benefit delays exacerbate the issue, leading to longer pantry lines and increased demand for campus food pantries. Medgar Evers College expands pantry hours and provides additional grocery funds to students in need, highlighting the persistent challenge of college hunger.

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Unusual pelican sightings in New York Citys Jamaica Bay have scientists pondering if these birds are making the city their new home. With at least forty-five pelicans spotted in Breezy Point, Queens, this late-season event is causing excitement and concern among environmentalists. The unexpected presence of these birds, typically found in warmer southern climates, may indicate the impact of climate change and the success of waterway cleanup efforts in New York.

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