Protesters in Lower Manhattan rallied against a contentious immigration raid. Clashes occurred when right-wing influencer taunted protesters, leading to two arrests. The protests reflect broader discontent with harsh immigration policies.

A man was slashed at the 125th Street subway station in East Harlem; the victim is stable, the suspect in a brown sweatsuit fled, and no arrest has been made.

Miniature therapy horses visited seniors at Sunrise Senior Living on the Upper East Side, providing comfort and joy to the residents and demonstrating the therapeutic benefits of such interactions.

U.S. Representative Dan Goldman urges NYPD to arrest federal ICE agents who unlawfully detain individuals, amid disputes over jurisdiction and ICE's increased enforcement activities.

Ja Rule launched his whiskey brand, Amber & Opal, accompanied by an event at Amali NYC featuring signature cocktails, a southern-inspired dinner, and plans for a bar takeover tour.

David Cox was charged for threatening to firebomb ICE agents at the "No Kings" NYC protest, with his arrest after a tipoff from a gas station worker. The protest opposed Trump's policies; other cities saw clashes and arrests.

A newborn was found abandoned at a Manhattan subway station and transferred to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition; the mother has not been identified.

A Brooklyn man is charged with concealing a corpse after a body with trauma was found outside his home; further investigation revealed additional body parts nearby.

Police are searching for two men linked to an armed robbery of a rideshare driver near East 93rd Street in Manhattan. The suspects implied they had a firearm, stole the driver’s cellphone and wallet, and fled in a black sedan. The NYPD urges anyone with information to contact @nypdtips or call 1-800-577-TIPS.

New York Court of Appeals upholds a law moving most local elections to even years, stating democratic benefits. Governor Hochul supports it, but some Republicans and local leaders oppose it, citing potential negative impacts.

Broadway labor unions are considering a strike over pay and benefits, despite the industry's financial success. Negotiations with The Broadway League continue.

A court upheld New York's plea to block DHS from withdrawing $33 million in anti-terrorism funds from its transit system due to the state's 'sanctuary' policies.

Flags across New York will fly at half-staff today in memory of retired State Trooper Mark Ondus, honoring his service related to the 9/11 aftermath.