Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $1 billion investment in SUNY Downstate Hospital to overhaul the facility and improve healthcare in Central Brooklyn.

A construction worker was killed in Brooklyn after a roof collapse at a construction site on Quentin Road. The incident occurred during repairs and remains under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mixed weather for NYC, with sunny days, potential showers, and mostly cloudy evenings. Highs will be in the mid-80s, with evening lows around 65, and increasing chances of rain towards the weekend.

New York's Jewish communities are on alert after a Boulder pro-Israel rally was firebombed, enhancing security and showing resilience despite facing increased threat levels.

NYC's DOT is advocating for a new bill to require speed limiters for "super speeders" and the renewal of a speed camera program to combat traffic fatalities.

Alstom finished a $75 million expansion at its Hornell facility, expecting to create 258 jobs and retain 390, bolstering local industry and rail manufacturing.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 20 states' coalition file an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration's transgender military ban, seeking to uphold a block on its enforcement.

Manhattan DA Bragg has returned 11 ancient artifacts to Egypt, once tied to trafficker Robin Symes, preserving cultural heritage and redressing historical wrongs.

Brannan and Levine sparred on their support for Mayor Adams and their approach to potential Trump spending cuts in the NYC Comptroller debate, showing alignment on issues like housing and childcare.

The CDC has confirmed the new COVID-19 strain NB.1.8.1 in the U.S., with a low case count despite its spread in China. There's ongoing surveillance and debate around vaccination policy changes.

Brooklyn bookkeeper Maya Roytlender and accomplices accused of stealing over $1.1 million via payroll fraud over five years. They pleaded not guilty to grand larceny charges.

Mayor Eric Adams has expanded NYC's youth swimming program and dedicated it to two teenagers who drowned, aiming to teach 18,000 second graders to swim for free annually.

A section of East River Park in Manhattan has reopened with new amenities after an uplift for flood prevention, part of the $1.5 billion East Side Coastal Resiliency Project.