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A clothed gator, the real history of the World War I Christmas truce, a South Korean Santa protest, and more day's end links.

There's a display of 65 Hanukkah lamps, from the 17th to 21st centuries.

"He looked at us, we looked at him, we knew it was him, and after a short foot pursuit we put him under arrest."

A tripped power line caused the Newark Airport AirTrain to shut down on the afternoon of Christmas Eve Eve, causing chaos for hundreds of travelers.

Pasta Flyer, a fast casual pasta restaurant, will open in Greenwich Village next year.

The fatal crash occurred on Monday morning.

It has that new station smell!

The original log was filmed at Gracie Mansion in 1966.

Internal Affairs is investigating a NYPD officer who took a Snapchat of a group of people in handcuffs while cops executed a search warrant.

He was found dead in his Bronx apartment last night.

Because North Carolina isn't a fully-functioning democracy anymore, check out today's end-of-day links; Trump's White House ballroom, best lists of 2016, Twitter libel, Baldwin on Trump, and a sleepy pit bull.

It's not too late to have a festive and fancy feast to close out 2016.

He allegedly conned at least 15 women out of more than $360,000.

"I GOT A LOT OF PROBLEMS WITH YOU PEOPLE."

He's taking us all the way back to the Golden Age of the Cold War.

He represents one of the largest yeshivas in Brooklyn.

This week's question comes from a New Yorker who wants to know if he can return "inedible" mozzarella he bought from a local grocery.

The documentary, 'Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw the Future,' will air on PBS on Tuesday, December 27.

Expect messy travel Saturday morning if you are headed toward Albany, Hartford, or Boston.

Chinatown is out of mogwais.

An eyewitness contradicted reports that Goldstein, the man who confronted Ivanka Trump on a JetBlue flight yesterday, was screaming or out of control.

The scammer will spray you with mustard and help you clean it up—taking your wallet in the process.