Jubilee Marketplace CEO Young Kim cuts prices at the Brooklyn store following customer complaints about high costs, bucking typical business practices despite risk to profits.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of protective platform barriers in over 50 NYC subway stations, part of safety measures including LED lighting upgrades, to enhance the security for riders and workers.

Bianneury Pena, aka "Charly," was convicted in New York on charges of gun and drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a four-day jury trial.

A check fraud ring was sentenced for laundering a stolen $1.2 million check from The Bazooka Companies Inc., with the leader receiving 1-to-3 years in prison.

New York City begins the reconstruction of the Emerson-Davis Family Residence to support families with mental illness or substance abuse, aligning with Mayor Adams' broader goal of creating half a million new homes by 2032.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny days and potential evening showers in New York, with minor temperature and wind variations across boroughs.

Columbia University adopts IHRA's antisemitism definition amidst debates, impacting its stance on discrimination and free speech, to unfreeze federal research funds.

Former correctional officer Najee Jackson pled guilty to attempting to smuggle marijuana and cigarettes into the Metropolitan Detention Center. He faces up to five years in prison.

Heavy rain in NYC led to significant flooding, disrupting subway services which were restored by Tuesday morning. Flash flood warnings were issued across boroughs and the Tri-State Area.

A man, 56, was stabbed in the head on the southbound 1 train in Harlem, NYC. He's stable at Mount Sinai Morningside. A suspect with a recovered knife is in custody; motive unknown.

Fortune teller Pamela Ufie is charged with scamming $87,000 from a hotel room cleaner by claiming her son was cursed and needed her services to prevent his death.

A survey revealed that 74% of NYC subway riders experienced issues with the OMNY system, including unresponsive readers and late or overcharges. The MTA disputes the findings, citing higher satisfaction rates in their own research.

Three people were shot and a child was injured during an incident at an East Harlem barbecue; the shooter, dressed in black, fled the scene and no arrests have been made.