NYPD seeks a suspect for a sexual abuse incident in Manhattan. A 23-year-old woman was attacked early on September 12. Authorities request public assistance.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the early launch of Metro-North's "super-express" trains between Poughkeepsie and NYC, now starting October 6, reducing travel time to under 90 minutes. This service aims to improve commutes and boost economic growth.

The Secret Service neutralized a major threat to telecom during the UN General Assembly in NYC, finding a network of servers and 100,000+ SIM cards posing significant disruption risks.

Mixed weather with sun and storms is forecast for New York, with high rip current risks for beachgoers through Wednesday. A mostly sunny Sunday is expected. The National Weather Service advises caution despite no severe warnings.

The 56th Annual African American Day Parade celebrated Black American culture in Harlem with education as its theme, featuring marching bands and honoring community leaders. Over 900,000 attended, and scholarships were awarded to students.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld New York's firearms restrictions in places like Times Square and on public transport, affirming the state's gun control measures.

Protesters gathered at Apple stores, demanding better safety features for children on Apple's devices amidst the iPhone 17 launch. They accuse Apple of neglecting to protect kids from online harm and hosting child sexual abuse material on iCloud.

Governor Kathy Hochul has issued new COVID-19 vaccine guidelines for New Yorkers, pushing ahead of federal policy and enhancing vaccine access, including allowing pharmacists to administer vaccines.

Fulton Mall in Brooklyn gets an $8M upgrade with green spaces, new trees, benches, and permeable pavers to enhance the pedestrian experience and address environmental concerns.

Honduran national Cesar Rafael Coello Dominguez was sentenced to seven years in prison for operating a multimillion-dollar telemarketing fraud scheme.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week with moderate temperatures for New York City, with the chance of showers on Tuesday and a Hazardous Weather Outlook issuing no severe warnings.

A historic Brooklyn warehouse fire has devastated a community of artists, injuring two firefighters. The cause is under investigation and the fire's impact on local culture is yet to be seen.

Community committees voted against proposed casino developments in Times Square and Hudson Yards, highlighting the tensions between development and local sentiment in urban planning.