Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's administration receives 50,000 job applications, signaling high anticipation for his term and highlighting public eagerness to be part of New York City Hall.

The USTA has sued NYC over a proposed casino near its tennis complex, citing concerns about its lease rights and potential disruption during the U.S. Open.

A man from Port Jefferson was arrested for possessing "ghost guns" and related parts, with authorities discovering 3D-printed firearm components at his home after he allegedly menaced someone.

Governor Hochul announced the opening of a new terminal at Watertown International Airport, part of a state-funded plan to revitalize upstate airports.

Three New Jersey men were arrested for breaking into New York's Rye Playland, causing $57,000 in damages and theft, including plush toys, after arriving by boat from Connecticut.

New York authorities are searching for suspects in connection to 17 violent robberies using e-bikes and motorbikes in Manhattan and The Bronx, involving gun threats and theft.

Cynthia Vann's family is suing NYC for $20 million after she died from a brutal assault by her hospital roommate, alleging negligence by Lincoln Hospital.

Governor Hochul allocated $550,000 to SUNY community college food pantries to address food insecurity. The funding is part of a broader $106 million effort to combat hunger in New York.

A Bronx man is charged with attempted murder for using his SUV to run over three women, with two suffering serious injuries including spinal and pelvic fractures, and brain bleeds.

Bronx man receives 7-year sentence for shooting that injured a toddler before his third birthday on Fordham Road; Bronx DA confirms conviction and sentencing.

The NYPD seeks public help to identify a suspect in multiple hate crimes against Queens churches on October 5, 2025, investigated by the Hate Crime Task Force.

A man was killed in the Bronx by another resident using a metal locker door. Police arrested Anthony Mawuena for murder and the motive remains unknown.

Queens couple and an associate indicted for mortgage fraud involving falsified documents to secure a $550,000 loan for Staten Island property purchase.