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The article explores the increased trend of carpooling in New York, as of December 2015, reports the use of apps that make it easier for commuters to share a ride, and mentions the comments of Susan Shaheen of University of California on the issue.

The article offers information on the Island Sensory Shoppe, a local store in Staten Island, New York City for therapeutic toys, clothing and tools owned by Melissa Palermo. Topics include the store serving therapists and parents of special needs children, children having trouble sitting still able to sit on the shop's vibrating pillows, and the shop also carrying organization tools for visual learners.

The article reports on the aspects of public security management at several public venues such as concert halls, arenas, and sports stadiums in New York, considering the concerns on terrorism following the terrorist attack in Paris, France. Topics include the actions of law enforcement officials and security experts in establishing security measures, the counterterrorism training of the state's police departments, and the tighten security check before entering establishments.

The article focuses on the scheduled closure of East Harlem's supermarket Pathmark by November 21, 2015 in New York.

The article reports on the call of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio for alterations to state law that would permit judges to consider the risk of defendants to public safety when considering incarceration-alternative programs or setting bail in 2015.

The article reports on the changes of the Gracie Mansion in New York City, the official residence of city Mayor Bill de Blasio, wherein the objects and art of the 1799 structure are well-kept to accurately reflect and document of how the city looked in the late 1700s and early 1800s.

The article reports on the live singalong performance of Sydney James Harcourt, an ensemble member of the musical "Hamilton," as an alternative to the digital-ticket lottery for the musical following the crashed of its website.

The article reports that the digital lottery system called Ham4Ham, which provides tickets for the musical "Hamilton," has crashed.

The article focuses on the decline of homeless people in New York City to go to a shelter such as Larry Blusewitz and Stephanie Crawford following an executive order by Governor Andrew Cuomo to move homeless people due to the cold weather.

The article reports that Adam Garcia, an employee at McDonald's fast food restaurant in Bronx, New York City, has been stabbed to death by an unidentified homeless man on January 4, 2015.

The article focuses on role of furniture maker Roger Benton & his partner, Dan Richfield to transform log taken from Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York City into furniture along with views of Andrew Ullman, director of Brooklyn forestry at the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, on it.

The article offers U.S. news brief as of December 2015 on topics including expansion in the health insurance enrollment, Dennis J. Martin has been appointed as interim executive director of New Jersey Transit, and online registration for patients to buy medical marijuana.

The article discusses the warm weather of New York with its chilling effect on sales and mentions that the winter boots and the puffy jacket stock was not properly sold due to the warm weather.

The article reports on the arrest of an alleged shooter inside a Rolex watch store at the Roosevelt Field mall in Garden City, New York, which injured a mall employee during an apparent robbery on December 22, 2015.

The article offers information related to New York City including the sentencing of Marcello Trebitsch for two years in prison for one count of securities fraud, the restoration of The Hudson Theatre by the Broadway, and the victory of the parents at an Upper West Side public school to ban the construction of a 20-story nursing home.

The article offers information on various cosplay events in New York City in relation to the opening of the film "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," featuring the role-playing acts of several fans including Elijah Noyes, Amy Chrzanowski, and Nedd Jacobs.

The article reports on the troubles faced by music fans who waited hours on online ticketing service providers such as Ticketmaster Corp. and StubHub only to buy tickets for the concert of American singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen.

The article focuses on the Building Healthy Communities initiative by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio aimed at improving the health of city residents that have limited access to healthy food.

The article offers information on adding basketball player Allen Iverson in sleeve revolution of National Basketball Association, wearing of shooting sleeve by 65 percent of NBA players in this season league and covering up appendages by basketball team players of Toronto Raptors and Miami Heat.

The article reports on increased police security in Herald Square in New York by New York Police Department (NYPD) for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and mentions the views of mayor of New York City Bill de Blasio on the same.

The article reports that several schools in the U.S. have cancelled their trips to New York City following the terrorist attack in Paris, France and terrorist videos showing images of Time Square, a commercial intersection and neighborhood in New York.

The article reports that New York City and state officials have moved to calm the public in the wake of an Islamic State video that was showing the images of Times Square.

The article reports that professional basketball player Metta World Peace (formerly Ron Artest) has returned to play for his old team Los Angeles Lakers in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as of mid-November 2015.

The article reports that center Andrea Bargnani signed a two-year veterans minimum contract with the Brooklyn nets basketball team.

The article informs about the possible surgery that New York Jets football team quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick could undergo to repair the torn ligament on his left thumb following a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars football team in New Jersey held in November 2015.

The article discusses the loss of the New York Mets baseball team at the 2015 World Series.

The article focuses on the volunteers of the Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. (TCS), an information technology consulting company, New York City Marathon, a running competition held on November 1, 2015, including Lon Wilson, Russel Shuler and Marian Spatz, who helped ailing competitors.

The article reports on the partial collapse of a building in Manhattan, New York which killed a construction worker and injured another.

The article reports on the delay in the arrival of the clocks for the subway stations' lettered lines in New York City amid a fight over the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's capital spending plan in 2015.

The article reports on the rally staged by fans of the New York Mets baseball team on the eve of the 2015 World Series at the Queens Borough Hall in New York City in October 2015.

The article reports on the winning by the New York Giants football team against the Dallas Cowboys at the game played in East Rutherford, New Jersey on October 25, 2015, maintaining their place atop the National Football Conference (NFC) East standings.

The article focuses on Kelly's Sports Bar, located at Greenwhich Village in Lower Manhattan, New York City, which serves as a sanctuary for fans of the New York Mets baseball team to watch their games in the 2015 National League Championship Series.

The article focuses on the use of robots at the American Museum of Natural History, particularly telepresence robots that acts as tour guides and is a program aimed at attracting more visitors to the section of the museum that opened in 1900.

The article reports the death of a 6-month-old girl in New York in mid-October 2015 after her mother Tenisha Fearon, 25 years old, threw her out of the window of a sixth-floor apartment.

The article focuses on the public memorial service for Lawrence Peter Berra, former New York Yankee catcher, at the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, New Jersey, in which family members Larry Berra III, Lindsay Berra, and son Larry, remembered him as a father and grandfather.

The article reports on the victory of Democratic contender Michael McMahon over Republican candidate Joan Illuzzi for Staten Island district attorney.

The article focuses on the funeral of New York Police Department veteran Randolph Holder who was killed in the line of duty in October 2015.

The article reports that Randolph Holder, officer at New York Police Department, was shot dead while chasing a suspect related to a shooting investigation and presents views of Bill de Blasio, Mayor of New York, on devotion of the officer towards his work.

The article offers news briefs from New York and New Jersey as of October 8, 2015 including Chinese immigrant Mingdong Chen's plea in murder of his cousin's wife and four children; closure of Ramapo Mountain State Forest; and free entry in Museum of Modern Art's PS1 for New York City residents.