New York legislators propose a bill to mandate teaching about the January 6 Capitol attack in public schools, sparking diverse opinions among parents.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed executive orders to combat hidden "junk fees" and deceptive subscription practices, aiming to increase consumer protection and affordability in the city.

Wegmans stores in NYC are collecting biometric data of shoppers, prompting privacy concerns. Despite public notification, there's uncertainty about data use and potential legal action.

NYC educators struggle with AI-assisted student cheating and await clear policies, while the City Council advances bills to assess AI's impact on workers.

Mayor Mamdani creates the Office of Mass Engagement, led by Tascha Van Auken, to improve New Yorkers' participation in city governance and policymaking.

Mayor Mamdani of NYC signed three executive orders to enhance tenant protections and address the housing crisis, appointing Cea Weaver as Director of the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants.

Harlem Hospital celebrated New York City's first baby of 2026, a girl born to the Niang family, while NYU Langone welcomed a boy named Liam shortly after.

Eli Manning is a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2026, recognized for his career stats including 57,023 passing yards and 366 touchdowns with the Giants.

New Yorkers celebrated the 19th annual 'Good Riddance Day' in Times Square, publicly disposing of negative memories from 2025 and setting positive intentions for 2026.

Police have taken a male suspect into custody after the sexual assault of a 15-year-old in Central Park. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are asking anyone with information to come forward.

A former U.S. bank executive, Edward Gene Smith, is indicted for sex crimes, including child pornography and obstructing justice, with a trial set for February 2025.

Governor Hochul emphasizes holiday safety in New York with increased law enforcement patrols to combat impaired driving until January 1, 2026, and temporary lane closures suspended to ease travel.

New Yorkers face potential Con Edison back pay due to delayed approval of rate hikes, with concerns over grid reliability and possible future blackouts. Assistance programs like HEAP are available, but infrastructure strains remain pressing issues.