NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $600,000 settlement from Equinox Group for their complex cancellation policies, ensuring refunds for customers and changes to make cancellation processes clearer and more straightforward.

Mayor Eric Adams and SBS Commissioner Dynishal Gross introduce "Small Business Forward 2.0" to support and expand NYC's 183,000 small businesses with streamlined processes and financial aids.

ICE's detention of a Bronx high school student named Dylan led to protests and official condemnation in New York City, with legal and health concerns raised about his treatment post-arrest.

Construction has begun on the Harlem River Greenway in the Bronx, promising over 4 miles of new bike lanes and improved waterfront access, aiming to connect with the Empire State Trail for better urban mobility.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues the Trump administration to protect NSF's educational and research programs, especially those aimed at increasing diversity in STEM fields.

A 61-year-old man was assaulted and robbed by two suspects on the Queens F subway line; he was hospitalized in critical condition. Police seek public help to find the attackers.

A man in Queens is charged with attacking and sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in a park while she biked with her father. He was arrested and bail set at $150,000.

An Eastchester high school football coach, Thomas James Puccini, was charged with sexual exploitation of minors and distributing child pornography, with officials condemning the betrayal of trust.

The NYBG exhibit "Van Gogh's Flowers" combines Vincent van Gogh's artwork with live flora, offering interactive, multi-sensory experiences and events like Starry Nights.

A severe flu outbreak in the US has led to high pediatric deaths in New York and nationwide, with health officials stressing the importance of vaccination amidst rampant misinformation.

Staten Island students are participating in an eel count, which helps monitor water quality and reflects NYC's progress in improving aquatic habitats.

The Queensboro Bridge now has a new pedestrian walkway, allowing for a separate space from cyclists, in New York City's effort to promote safety and non-vehicle transit.

A Bronx man was sentenced to five years in prison for assaulting an MTA employee during a confrontation at a subway station. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety for public transit workers.