New York Governor Hochul and MTA announced subway accessibility upgrades for 12 more stations, part of the plan to make 70% of rides ADA-compliant by 2029.

Former NYPD commissioner Tom Donlon is suing Mayor Adams and Tarik Sheppard for $10 million, alleging defamation over claims of mental unfitness. He previously accused the NYPD of corruption.

A five-year-old piano prodigy from Los Angeles, Alec Van Khajadourian, will perform at New York City's Carnegie Hall and has the rare ability of perfect pitch.

Two people were killed in Chinatown when a speeding Chevy Malibu exited the Manhattan Bridge and crashed near Canal Street. The NYPD detained two women who fled on foot; charges are pending.

New York delays new offshore wind power lines due to Trump opposition, impacting the state's climate goals. The Public Service Commission aims to protect consumers from costs amid federal uncertainties, with Governor Hochul's support.

Ex-NYPD officer Christopher Terranova was sentenced to 40 years for sex crimes involving minors, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York.

New York City challenges FEMA's decision to withdraw $351 million in BRIC emergency preparedness grants, emphasizing the importance of these funds for protecting against natural disasters.

New Yorkers face heat advisory with temperatures near 95 degrees, heat index at 102, and chances of thunderstorms. Cooling is forecast for the weekend with possible showers.

Two women assaulted MTA worker Marshalee Reid at New Lots Avenue station in Brooklyn after evading fare; the Transport Workers Union calls for increased police presence.

A carriage driver faces misdemeanor charges after his horse, Ryder, collapsed in Central Park. The driver's actions during the incident sparked debate over the treatment of carriage horses in NYC.

Governor Kathy Hochul seeks enhanced measures from President Trump and Congress to address UAS threats, citing recent drone incidents and potential security risks for upcoming events in New York.

The Manhattan DA moved to vacate wrongful 1994 homicide convictions of Charles Collins and Brian Boles based on new DNA evidence and due process violations.

The leader of a Mexican sex trafficking ring, Hugo Hernandez-Velazquez, received a 188-month prison sentence in Brooklyn for crimes involving exploitation, force, and coercion.