Mayor Eric Adams breaks ground on the expansion of the Urban Assembly New York Harbor School, aiming to boost maritime and environmental education. The project includes new facilities and prepares students for future green jobs.

Alex Borders is indicted for orchestrating a $300K diamond scam and committing wage theft, with charges including Grand Larceny and Issuing a Bad Check.

Apollo Global Management's assets grew to $733 billion, largely due to focusing on wealthy clients, with its income surpassing expectations at $1.13 billion.

Rep. Mike Lawler wins reelection in NY’s 17th District, defeating Democrat Mondaire Jones amid a political climate influenced by Trump’s presidential victory.

Photographers James and Karla Murray released a new book, "Great Bars of New York City," diving into the interiors of historic bars, differing from their prior work documenting NYC storefronts.

Early results show New York voters support Propositions 1-5, with Mayor Adams praising the public's desire for city improvement in sectors including crime, financial health, and reproductive rights.

Manhattan forecasts mostly sunny weather with possible variability, high near 78°F and a southwest wind gusting up to 24 mph. Nighttime will be mostly cloudy, low around 62°F. A mild trend with minor fluctuations is expected over the week.

A 66-year-old pedestrian was killed in a Harlem hit-and-run involving a Toyota RAV4, the second fatal hit-and-run in Manhattan in two days. Police are searching for the driver.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams initiated a drought watch due to low rainfall and drying reservoirs, calling for immediate water conservation among city agencies and residents.

The search for the suspect who shot New York State Trooper Thomas Mascia on Southern State Parkway intensifies. Mascia has non-life-threatening injuries. Rewards are offered for information leading to the suspect's arrest.

Stephen Zeffren, a Jewish man, was assaulted in Manhattan in a potential hate crime, involving spitting, antisemitic slurs, and a sucker punch. The NYPD is investigating.

Mayor Eric Adams is seeking to dismiss a federal bribery charge in court, asserting that it doesn't constitute a crime. He's accused of accepting benefits for favoring the Turkish government but remains in office while fighting five counts.