Dear Readers: All good things must come to an end, and so I write my last column for the Daily News after more than 32 years.

Nurse Sarah Lindsay has been an outspoken and sought-after champion of health prevention.

Nicolette Landi, a lawyer, was on her way to Carey’s “Merry Christmas To All Show” at Madison Square Garden last week, when she was denied entry and asked to leave the premises, according to a lawsuit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court. She and others in her law firm are banned from all MSG-owned venues because they are involved in lawsuits against the company.

The recruits — identified as Javon Latibeaudiere, 26, and Madelin Ramirez Solano, 21 — allegedly had sex a bathroom at the New York City Police Academy in College Point, Queens, the sources said.

At about 7:40 p.m. Wednesday, the 63-year-old victim was walking in Central Park when he was knocked to the ground by a man who attacked him from behind, said cops. The suspect allegedly yelled “F--- You Jew!” and "Kanye 2024!"

Surveillance photos depicting suspect Charmaine Crossman, 42. Obtained from the incident location and from MTA.

An equity analyst for a white shoe Midtown investment firm found himself behind bars after he punched an MTA conductor in a drunken rage, police said Saturday.

The EMS crew, which included EMT Joel Rosado, the brother of slain EMT Yadira Arroyo, were working inside Station 26, known as the “Tin House” on Boston Road in Morrisania at about 6 a.m. Friday when a fire broke out in a two-story home on Tinton Ave. behind their building, fire officials said.

The New New York plan, unveiled by Mayor Adams and Gov. Hochul Wednesday, aims to transform Midtown and other business districts into 24/7 “live-work-play” destinations. It’s part of an extensive blueprint to revitalize a fundamentally different, slightly bruised, post-COVID New York. New Yorkers are, well, skeptical.

“F--- You Jew!” the man screamed along with “Kanye 2024!” referencing rapper Kanye West’s recent anti-Semitic statements that cost him millions in endorsement deals.

The victim had a broken bone in her neck, as if she had been strangled, a police source with knowledge of the case said.

Cops were called to the Project Renewal Shelter on E. 45th St. near Third Ave. just before 10 p.m. Friday on a report of an assault and found the victim in the sixth floor hallway, cops said.

“Nobody told me anything. No information. None. I need answers,” said Shaneeka Samuel, the wife of worker, Linden Samuel. “A police officer from the 46th Precinct was the only one who told me anything.” The distraught widow said authorities said only that her husband died at the site of a state-sponsored project to build housing for homeless people.

Bevelyn Beatty Williams, 31, — who’s originally from Staten Island and describes herself on Instagram as the “wife of Christ” — has live streamed many of her alleged antics.

A new federal court indictment charges Frank James, 63, with 10 counts of committing a terrorist attack or other violence against a mass transportation system — one for each gunshot victim.

Firefighter William Moon, 47, was preparing for a drill inside Rescue Company 2 on Sterling Place in Crown Heights on Monday when he fell, fire department officials said.

If you're dying to see the cutest members of the New York Police Department, look no further. They have the great looks, boop-able noses and walk on four legs. We're talking about the canines and horses, of course! This year's NYPD Canine and Friends Calendar proceeds benefit the Police Foundation programs and initiatives. See this year's finest and furriest as they pose to promote the 2023 calendar.

Conducting a warrant check on someone without sufficient cause violates a person’s fourth amendment rights, civil rights attorneys say.

Officers responding to a shooting on West Burnside Ave. near Hennessey Place in University Heights at 10 p.m. Thursday found the two victims shot on the street, police said.

Cops found little Mariya Huebler unconscious and unresponsive when they were called to the shelter at 30 Hamilton Place about 11:40 p.m. on June 7, 2021, authorities said.

Guiying Ma was sweeping the sidewalk outside her Jackson Heights home on 38th Ave. near 97th St. on the morning of Nov. 26, 2021, when Elisaul Perez, 33, ambushed her.

Two men had gotten into an argument Wednesday afternoon inside the deli at Nagle Ave. and Thayer St. in Washington Heights when one pulled out a gun and shot the other, cops said.

A fight inside a Manhattan bodega turned lethal on Thursday afternoon when one man opened fire on the other, cops said.

A fight inside a Manhattan bodega turned lethal on Thursday afternoon when one man opened fire on the other, cops said.

It took the MTA six tries at repairs before the cameras were running again a day after the shooting, the inspector general found.

The NYPD’s own therapy dogs, Jenny, 7, and Glory and Piper, both 2, are on the cover of the Canine & Friends Calendar, and they’re joined inside by police pooches from the Transit Bureau, Emergency Service Unit and Critical Response Command and horses from the mounted unit.

The project to dismantle the building and remove debris will begin at some point next week, the spokesman said.

The lawsuit further alleges James allowed Ibrahim Khan to resign with his reputation almost intact.

Despite generating $1.3 billion in net income for shareholders in 2021, the utility giant seeks to dramatically raise rates for gas and electricity on New Yorkers who advocates say have amassed more than $700 million in utility debt because of the pandemic.

The decision, from an independent arbitrator overseeing the health care dispute, appears to pave the way for the Adams administration to implement the Medicare Advantage Plan as the only insurance option available to NYC municipal retirees.

One worker died at the scene Wednesday, police said, while medics took a wounded second person to St. Barnabas Hospital, according to the FDNY.

It's the most wonderful time of the year in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn! The neighborhood has one of the best holiday light displays in New York City, so take a gander at the 2022 photos.

The victim's son said his father is lucky to be alive.

Certified by Guinness World Records, the world's largest menorah, standing at 36-feet-tall, is being put up on Fifth Ave. and 59th St. near Central Park, right outside of the Plaza Hotel, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022 in preparation for the 2022 Hanukkah season. The annual tradition began in Manhattan in 1977, and has since seen generations of New Yorkers, politicians, and tourists. The lighting of the first candle will happen on Dec. 19, 2022, as the Festival of Lights begins.

The suspects, Omar Herrera, 32, and David Reilly, 47, both of whom live in Rockaway Park, were charged with the illegal sale and possession of cannabis.

The creep tried to unload pepper spray on two women he'd been fighting with, but instead hit another, uninvolved woman and her child on Wednesday, cops said.

Lmani and Lashawn Delima, 30 and 32, were both charged with murder for the November slaying of Rasithamar Grant, 42, in Chelsea, police said Wednesday.

The suspects used fake GoFundMe pages and other sources to send crypto to ISIS, the federal prosecutor based in Brooklyn said Wednesday.

Reynaldo Almonte, 29, was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance for 6 kilos of cocaine that federal agents say they recovered from his car.

Richard Davis, 53, was named to the job Wednesday by a unanimous vote of Local 100′s executive board. Davis has been a Local 100 vice president and most recently was its secretary-treasurer.

Mayor Adams, on Nov. 29, said NYPD, FDNY EMS, and Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Mobile Crisis Teams could detain people with “untreated psychotic disorders who pose a risk of harm to themselves even if they are not an imminent threat to the public.”

A United Airlines flight and a Trans World Airlines plane collided mid-air above New York City on Dec. 16, 1960. The collision sent wreckage careening into a Park Slope intersection in Brooklyn, killing all 128 passengers on board the flights and six bystanders on the ground. Look back at the aviation disaster in photos on the anniversary of the tragedy.

The program will launch after the holidays and is expected to reach more than 600 children over the next six months, giving their parents — including thousands of asylum seekers arriving from the southern border in recent months — more flexibility and accessible care while they search for housing and new jobs.

The USS Constellation, a naval aircraft supercarrier under construction, caught on fire in the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the East River in New York on Dec. 19, 1960. The fire killed 50 civilian workers and injured about 330 others more. Construction on the ship was almost done and the wooden scaffolding helped accelerate the fire.

Thomas Welnicki, 72, was found not guilty after a brief trial in Brooklyn federal court in November, after his defense lawyer argued that he was no danger, just a sad, isolated “crank” who became increasingly frightened by Trump’s actions after he lost the 2020 election.

Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said in a message to police officers that she has rejected CCRB recommendations more often than other recent police commissioners, and that some CCRB rulings were “manifestly unfair” to officers.

Zyaire Crumbley surrendered with his mother and an attorney Monday night to face charges in the Sunday night slaying of Saniyah Lawrence inside an apartment on Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. near W. 136th St.

Despite the efforts of local surfers attempting to push her back into the ocean, a 32-foot-long female sperm whale died on the sands of Rockaway Beach. Around 9 a.m. near Beach 73rd St., the endangered whale washed ashore and could not be saved. Biologists were able to examine her after the scene was secured by multiple departments and organizations, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation, the Army Corps of Engineers and the Atlantic Marine Conversation Society.

The NYPD can’t go in and catalogue what evidence was lost — including from some cold cases — until the embers from Tuesday’s 10:30 a.m. blaze are cold.

The mayhem began when a 39-year-old woman approached a homeless man who had borrowed money from her relative to buy drugs and tried to collect the $20 debt.