Mayor Adams and New York City leaders honored the 46,000+ lives lost to COVID-19 and highlighted the city's resilience and collective efforts, including healthcare responses and the transition to remote learning.

Trump administration's new funding conditions for NYC housing nonprofits create uncertainty over promoting "gender ideology," diversity, and sanctuary policies, potentially affecting critical housing and social services.

25 Water Street in Manhattan, formerly the NY Daily News office, is now a residential building with affordable units available through the city's housing lottery.

The National Weather Service forecasts cloudy skies, showers, and high winds across New York City, with slight variations in wind and precipitation in different boroughs.

A Columbia University study found most unlicensed NYC cannabis shops don't check IDs, potentially allowing underage purchases, highlighting regulatory challenges.

Two domestic cats in New York City were diagnosed with bird flu, prompting an inquiry and public health guidelines to prevent further spread. Human risk remains low despite the outbreak affecting 48 bird flocks statewide.

New York City's population grew by 87,000 to 8,478,000 in the last year, marking two consecutive years of growth, with Mayor Adams crediting economic and safety improvements.

Billionaire John Paulson bought the mortgage debt of New York's Princeton Club, which may now be sold or become a new club after financial struggles and membership loss.

A 3-year-old boy named Kyng died under mysterious circumstances; his mother's boyfriend, Robert White, charged with assault in an earlier incident, not Kyng's death. Investigation ongoing as the community seeks answers and justice.

The article details the crisis of New York City's mental health system, highlighting its inability to provide adequate care for those with serious mental illnesses, leading to repeated cycles of neglect and few long-term care options.

NYC's metro population nears pre-pandemic levels, driven by immigration, despite more people moving out than in, particularly in urban areas like Brooklyn and Queens.

Governor Hochul announces an $8.8 million road rehabilitation project in Oneida County to improve roadways and pedestrian safety in the Village of Clinton.

New York's OSI found no charges warranted against officers in the fatal shooting of Brandon Zurkan, deeming their actions self-defense under state law.