Governor Hochul is considering a bill that requires two-person crews on NYC subway trains, backed by the TWU for safety reasons, amid debates on automation and transit crime concerns.

A 67-year-old IHOP cleaner was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn, and a colleague was injured. The suspect is in custody; motive remains unclear. IHOP expressed condolences and prioritized safety.

Sunn's is a popular 24-seat Korean restaurant in NYC's Chinatown, known for its unique fusion dishes and personal dining experience. Reservations are sought-after due to limited seating.

Starting Sunday, 11 NYC libraries will add Sunday hours, joining over 30 branches citywide in a push for greater community access.

Faisil McCants charged with Hobbs Act robbery and firing a machine gun, killing a 69-year-old woman in East Harlem.

A 94-year-old man was assaulted at an Upper East Side Apple Store; Lewis Reynolds was indicted for the unprovoked attack, causing bruises and back pain.

A fire injured 12 in Brooklyn, including residents, firefighters, and NYPD officers; the FDNY contained the blaze, with the cause under investigation.

New York maintains high vaccination rates due to strict school immunization policies as students return to school, with city health services emphasizing regular checkups and flu vaccinations.

Central Park's "Furever Tree," a pet memorial, was removed due to damage from environmental stress and decorations, with new memorial options considered.

The New York boroughs are set for a stable, clear week with mid-70s to 80-degree days and cooler nights, with some rain possible towards the week's end.

An accident near New York City's Lincoln Tunnel caused substantial delays during the morning commute, with lane closures and traffic that backed up to the New Jersey Turnpike.

New Yorkers can expect partly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs around 78-79 degrees and lows in the mid-60s, with light winds shifting southward.

The New York City Campaign Finance Board announced a schedule for upcoming political debates to enhance voter information, with mayoral debates on October 16 and 22, and public advocate and comptroller debates on October 9 and 14, respectively.