New York City officials are discussing the plans to close the Rikers Island jail complex by 2027 and the contentious return of ICE to the facility, with legal challenges adding to the complexity of the situation.

The NY Attorney General concluded that an NYPD officer was justified in fatally shooting Pedro Felix, as he posed an immediate threat. No charges will be pursued.

Forest Hills Stadium in New York City obtains conditional approval to hold summer concerts, facing local concerns over noise and crowds, with measures like noise code compliance and security.

Three people were injured early Tuesday when an ambulance and a box truck collided at Pelham Parkway South and Williamsbridge Road in the Bronx. The box truck overturned, and all injured were taken to Jacobi Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

An NYPD officer was arrested for domestic violence, including strangulation and assault, following a dispute on Staten Island. He faces multiple charges.

Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory found a way to potentially slow pancreatic cancer by targeting proteins FGFR2 and EGFR, bringing new hope to patients.

James Toback was ordered to pay $1.68 billion to 40 women for sexual abuse allegations. The jury award is one of the largest in New York and #MeToo history.

New Yorkers rally at City Hall against ICE's proposed return to Rikers Island, while City Council Speaker considers legal action against Mayor over sanctuary law violations.

Former Nate, Inc. CEO Albert Saniger is indicted on securities and wire fraud charges for allegedly deceiving investors about his company's AI technology.

54 more cats found dead after a fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary, with over 160 cats treated off-site. Volunteers, shocked by the devastation, continue to search. The cause is under investigation, with a space heater being a possible factor.

The NYPD launches an essay contest for high school students to devise strategies against subway surfing, with the winner getting a cash prize and a day with NYPD brass.

Seals are appearing on NYC beaches; officials urge people to stay at least 150 feet away to avoid disturbing or harming them.

James Edwards pleaded guilty to illegal ammunition possession due to a prior felony. He faces up to 15 years in prison and is being prosecuted under Project Safe Neighborhoods.