A $1.9 billion federal loan is awarded to the Port Authority for constructing a new Midtown Manhattan bus terminal, with a total project cost of $10 billion.

New York City's congestion pricing reduces tunnel commute times but has a minimal citywide impact. There's a backlash from New Jersey, with proposals for a 'reverse congestion pricing' toll and legal action against the scheme.

Johnson & Johnson plans to acquire Intra-Cellular Therapies Inc. for $14.6 billion to enhance its neuroscience portfolio, with a premium offer of $132 per share.

Mayor Eric Adams' attempts to reduce NYPD overtime have been met with rising costs and management issues, including a high-profile resignation amid sexual coercion allegations.

Governor Hochul proposes new education and mental health initiatives in New York, including teen mental health programs, college-in-high-school courses, apprenticeships, and after-school programs with mental health resources.

Gov. Hochul's proposed "cap and invest" initiative in New York aims to reduce carbon emissions but may raise gas prices, sparking debate about its economic impact on residents.

New Yorkers can expect classic winter weather this week with sunny days and cloudy nights, no severe conditions anticipated per the National Weather Service.

A police cruiser collided with another vehicle in Harlem, injuring both an NYPD officer and a female driver. The officer's condition was serious but has stabilized, and both were hospitalized. The crash is under investigation.

Donald Trump received an unconditional discharge in the hush money case, meaning he faces no jail, fines, or probation despite being convicted of felony charges.

MTA faces a $33 billion shortfall, with lawmakers considering new taxes despite congestion pricing. Resistance comes from businesses and demands for MTA efficiency improvements.

The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for New York City, with gusts up to 50 mph and cold temperatures expected across the boroughs.

Manhattan Community Board 4 has unanimously rejected a proposed $12 billion casino project in Hudson Yards, expressing concerns over its impact on the local area and housing.

Marat Lerner was sentenced to over 11 years for defrauding clients in desperate financial need, taking $2.5 million and causing many to lose their homes.