An off-duty NYPD officer was struck while walking in Midtown; police say the driver fled and the officer was hospitalized. Authorities are searching for the vehicle.

Two individuals, Jalen Teague and Cheleia Council Sanders, face charges for running a criminal enterprise involving over 100 robberies using GHB, resulting in a death.

Federal attorneys admitted immigrants are also detained on the 9th floor of 26 Federal Plaza, not just the 10th, during a lawsuit over conditions there.

Or’esh, a new SoHo restaurant by Catch Hospitality Group and Michelin-starred chef Nadav Greenberg, aims to redefine Mediterranean cuisine with a custom charcoal grill central to its inventive menu.

The NYC nurses' strike enters week five with some contract gains at Montefiore and ongoing talks at Mount Sinai, despite slow progress and the recent arrest of 13 nurses.

NYC Mayor Mamdani begins initiative for universal child care, starting with an RFI for 2-K/3-K providers to expand early education and alleviate financial burdens on families.

NYC Council Speaker Julie Menin supports legislation for year-round outdoor dining, aiming to make pandemic-era dining sheds permanent amid concerns such as costs and sanitation.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani aims to disband NYPD's SRG, facing criticism for its militaristic approach to protests, with support from a former official who helped create the unit.

A water main break in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, flooded homes and streets, leading to the DEP's swift response and overnight repair work. Residents faced extensive water damage.

Two Bloods gang members pled guilty to sex trafficking, with another admitting to money laundering related to the crime. They face lengthy prison sentences and forfeiture of assets.

New York's David N. Dinkins Municipal Building will open its tower for public tours, providing a free bird's eye view of the city starting this summer.

New York restaurants and activists are joining a general strike against ICE raids, with some closing in solidarity and others hosting events to support immigrant rights organizations.

NYC Health Department reports a decline in flu cases with 143,000 infections, predominantly in children. Urges continued vigilance with vaccinations and hygiene as flu season persists.