A rider at 23rd Street says a new MTA fare gate slammed into her face; the agency says it’s tuning sensors and rolling out customer explainers as the pilot expands.

Two students were taken into custody after officers found knives at Brooklyn Academy of Global Finance; police say there was no active threat and no injuries.

New York DMV offices statewide will close for several days for a major tech upgrade, aiming to improve services and efficiency. All services will be unavailable during this period. The upgrade involves consolidating systems, some dating back decades.

A historic Brooklyn synagogue may be demolished for affordable housing, while Downtown Brooklyn has seen a surge in new residential units, balancing city development and preservation.

Controversy arises over ICE arresting a Mexican immigrant at a Manhattan courthouse, igniting debate about NYC's sanctuary laws and local-federal cooperation on immigration matters.

NYC's Health Department expanded its Relay overdose prevention program to a 16th location, with reported decreases in overdose deaths and a strong commitment to proven prevention strategies.

Rob Gardner’s Lamb of God arrives at The Metropolitan Opera House on March 30 for a one-night NYC premiere featuring Jessie Mueller, Santino Fontana and a 135-voice BYU choir.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has stepped back from expanding CityFHEPS rental vouchers, citing a tightened budget and legal questions — leaving advocates and a pending suit to press for answers.

Chef Ambrely Ouimette's new 10-seat omakase, Anbā, opens at 92 Ludlow with a 16-course, $220 tasting menu and a late-night cocktail lounge.

Parents say multiple children were sexually assaulted at a Bushwick daycare; the center is closed and a man is in police custody as officials review the allegations.

A Gothamist analysis found at least 712 unlicensed tow trucks operating in NYC and ties the surge to dangerous driving and a fatal Queens crash.

Near-freezing temps and slick spots this morning in NYC. Mostly sunny and windy later with highs near 40°F.

Eric Adams, former New York City mayor, agreed to a $4,000 fine after the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board ruled he misused a public press event to attack political rival Andrew Cuomo.