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.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the return of Israeli hostages, marking an end to their ordeal. She reflected on the tragedy, emphasized U.S. role in their release, and expressed hope for peace.

Luigi Mangione's lawyers filed motions to dismiss charges and bar the death penalty in the federal case for CEO Brian Thompson’s murder.

Brooklyn Council Member Chi Ossé denied plans to challenge House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries for Congress, settling speculation about his political intentions.

A family claims to have found a blade in their hot dog at Nathan's in Coney Island, which they shared in a viral TikTok video. The incident is under investigation by NYC Health Department.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams supports a legal fight to preserve $12 million in anti-terrorism funding for the subway system, contesting the DHS's funding cut decision.

An NYPD officer was injured during a stabbing incident in Chelsea, with the victim and officer hospitalized. This followed a separate stabbing in the Flatiron District, where another officer was slashed.

The NYPD arrested a suspect for a fatal beating at a Brooklyn subway. The victim died at the hospital, and the suspect was found on a train after fleeing. The motive is unknown, and charges are pending.

St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York reveals a mural by Adam Cvijanovic celebrating immigrants, amid debates on immigration and the diversity of the city's population.

Rudy Giuliani endorsed Curtis Sliwa for NYC mayor, while other Giuliani associates back Andrew Cuomo. Despite differing support, Sliwa's campaign remains unfazed as polls show a tight race.