A pregnant former custodian at Barnard College alleges unfair layoff by the college, which the college denies, stressing adherence to the union contract's seniority rules. The union has filed a grievance.

The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that Trump-era tariffs under the IEEPA were illegal, supporting a legal challenge led by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

Tribeca Park Cafe closed permanently after nearly 50 years, following an $18 million property sale and plans for luxury condos. The neighborhood fixture, owned by the Abdalla family, was known for its community atmosphere and early morning service.

Retired NYC employees are rallying to maintain their existing healthcare benefits amid discussions on introducing a Medicare Advantage plan, as the city proposes a new health plan aiming at cost savings and wider coverage.

Two boats collided on NYC's East River, injuring at least five. The party boat Cabana and the private vessel Let's Live II were involved, with the latter fleeing after the crash. Authorities are investigating the incident.

New York proposes a parole rule considering the developmental stage of juvenile offenders, stirring debate and highlighting the balance between understanding adolescence and crime consequences.

Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade and J'Ouvert festivities safety plan involves 2,500 officers, community groups, and strict measures, following a recent Brooklyn shooting.

Three correction officers were suspended following a detainee’s death at Rikers Island, raising concerns over jail conditions and oversight.

Ashraf Omar Eldarir was sentenced to six months for smuggling Egyptian artifacts into the U.S., as stated by the Eastern District of New York's U.S. Attorney's Office.

A wrongful arrest in Brooklyn, due to misidentification by NYPD's facial recognition technology, has sparked debate over its reliability and ethical use, leading to calls for a ban on the tech by the Legal Aid Society.

Colman and Cumberbatch star in "The Roses," a British humor-infused remake of "The War of the Roses," directed by Jay Roach and scripted by Tony McNamara.

New York City expands its CDL training program for former justice-involved individuals, providing job opportunities and addressing labor shortages. Mayor Adams highlights the economic and public safety benefits of the initiative.

Community members in Coney Island are divided over a $3 billion casino-resort proposal, with concerns about societal impact and neighborhood character, and supporters highlighting potential job creation.