Federal prosecutors Cohen, Rohrbach, and Wikstrom resigned over a DOJ dispute regarding the dropped corruption case against NYC Mayor Adams, refusing to admit wrongdoing as a precondition for return.

A 61-year-old woman was fatally shot in the head as a bystander during a Harlem street dispute, and a 23-year-old man was also shot in the foot and taken into custody.

Mayor Eric Adams criticized Senator Chris Van Hollen for a meeting with a mistakenly deported Maryland resident, echoing Trump-era rhetoric and emphasizing his tough immigration stance amid local and federal collaborations.

Governor Hochul announces a $60 million investment in Green Resiliency Grants to support New York's flood-risk communities, funded by the Environmental Bond Act.

Manhattan talent agency KMR and its president face a 40-count indictment for allegedly stealing $1.8 million from actors and not depositing $26,000 into employee 401(k)s.

I'm donut?, a Japanese doughnut shop, opened in Times Square, offering both sweet and savory flavors, with minimalist Japanese-inspired decor and vegan options.

President Trump has appointed Jay Clayton as the interim U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, succeeding Matthew Podolsky after Danielle Sassoon's resignation.

Mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs in the low to mid-70s are expected in New York City this week, with a gradual clearing to sunny in Manhattan today, and similar conditions in other boroughs. Rain is possible over the weekend.

NYC progressives debate endorsing Zohran Mamdani or Brad Lander for mayor while Cuomo leads in polls; Working Families Party discusses strategy for ranked-choice voting.

New York City's weather forecast includes cloudy skies, showers, and varying temperatures this week, with brief sunny periods midweek, according to the National Weather Service.

A 7-year-old autistic boy missing in Queens, NY, was safely found in Manhattan and reunited with his mother, thanks to a passerby's intervention. He traveled alone, possibly by subway.

The article discusses the high maternal mortality rates among Black women in New York City and the advocacy for more birthing centers to provide culturally competent and midwife-led care to help address this crisis.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $2.5 million settlement against Big Bus Tours and Twin America for anticompetitive practices in the city's bus tour market.