MTA Board approves fare hikes for NYC subway and bus services commencing in 2026, with base fares increasing to $3.00 and MetroCard being replaced by OMNY system.

Willets Point, Queens casino project gets community panel's approval, progressing in the NYC casino license race.

Giants' WR Malik Nabers has torn his ACL, ending his season, as confirmed by an MRI. This injury occurred in a game against the Chargers, halting a promising sophomore year for Nabers.

A Bronx inmate was found guilty of slashing a federal corrections officer inside a New York City prison. The conviction follows an FBI investigation and federal prosecution, underscoring the seriousness of violence against correctional staff.

Mayor Eric Adams reports progress in NYC's housing crisis, with plans to create 10,000 new homes on city-owned properties, emphasizing affordability and redevelopment.

A crackdown at Penn Station by Amtrak Police on public lewdness has led to a rise in arrests and at least 20 men detained by ICE. Critics question the potential for rights violations and discriminatory targeting.

Man found dead and on fire in Brooklyn's Gravesend area; cause of death and circumstances are under investigation.

French President Macron called Trump after being stopped by NYPD due to Trump's motorcade, during his visit to NYC. Despite the delay, Macron continued diplomatic efforts and interacted with the public.

The DOJ is scrutinized for potentially violating court rules with public comments about Luigi Mangione's case, risking the neutrality of his upcoming trial.

The New York Liberty fired head coach Sandy Brondello after a first-round playoff exit and a previous season championship. Despite injuries to key players, the team and Brondello maintained mutual support.

New York City has joined other cities and states in opposing the EPA's rollbacks on environmental regulations and the dismissal of the 2009 "Endangerment Finding." The city filed legal challenges to support science-based climate policy.

A fire in a Brooklyn warehouse has severely impacted artists and small businesses, with many losing work and inventory, but community support offers hope for recovery.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mixed sunny spells and rain across all New York City boroughs, with an increasing chance of showers and mild temperatures in the mid-70s.