A 12-foot bronze statue of a young woman, part of the "Grounded in the Stars" series, was unveiled in Times Square as a public art installation challenging identity representation.

A Brooklyn man, Unique Cherry, has been arrested for allegedly setting fires at NYCHA buildings, facing charges including arson and criminal mischief.

New York's five boroughs experience heavy rain and possible thunderstorms with a 100% chance of up to an inch of rain, as a Flood Watch is in effect. The weekend promises better weather with sunny skies and mid-70s temperatures.

A judge halted Trump administration's attempt to impose new conditions on federal housing and transit grants, impacting major cities like NYC, due to potential constitutional violations.

A New York man, Tarek Bazrouk, has been indicted on federal hate crime charges for assaulting Jewish individuals, facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted.

"ATM theft ring leader "Chacho" sentenced to 6-12 years in prison, accomplices also sentenced; ring was active from June 2022 to January 2023 in NYC."

NY Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit with 18 other state attorneys general against President Trump's executive order on elections, alleging it's unconstitutional and seeking a preliminary injunction.

A man was injured in a Manhattan shooting after a verbal dispute. NYPD seeks help to find the suspect involved in the East Harlem incident on April 29.

Trump shared an AI-generated image of himself in papal attire, drawing criticism from Catholic leaders during the conclave period for choosing the next pope.

New Yorkers are facing a week of showers and potential thunderstorms with high temperatures in the 60s and 70s, though no hazardous weather is expected.

NYC joined other jurisdictions in suing HUD for attaching new conditions to federal housing funds, which might affect over 2,700 households dependent on this support.

The NYC Campaign Finance Board is denying Mayor Eric Adams' campaign access to $4 million in matching funds amid investigation into alleged fundraising violations.

New York's tree-planting initiative, Trees for NYCHA, launches a $750,000 program to plant approximately 400 trees across NYCHA properties, funded by legal settlements and focusing on community engagement and environmental benefits.