A legally residing Haitian high school student in Spring Valley was detained by ICE despite having no criminal record, creating fear among the community and disrupting his education.

A woman in Brooklyn was a victim of grand larceny when her chain was stolen by a suspect who fled on a scooter. NYPD seeks tips to apprehend the individual.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces over $36 million in funding for 48 projects in New York to modernize infrastructure and support housing through the County Infrastructure Grant Program.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams signed Intro. 1050 to cap insurance coverage for TLC drivers, aiming to reduce their financial burden while maintaining passenger protection.

A Guinean man was detained by ICE outside a Manhattan court, endangering his future with his husband due to anti-gay laws in Guinea. His partner and advocates are seeking his release from Texas detention.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the repayment of New York's Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund debt, which will increase jobless benefits and reduce costs for employers.

Anna Wintour steps down as Vogue's editor-in-chief but remains involved as global chief content officer and editorial director, signaling a significant shift at the magazine.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $40 million investment for the Empire AI Beta supercomputer, boosting AI research and capabilities in the state.

A Kyrgyz national admitted to illegally exporting over $1.5 million worth of U.S. arms to Russia, violating trade sanctions and facing up to 20 years in prison.

Alvin Bragg won the Democratic nomination for Manhattan District Attorney, signalling support despite facing criticism for his approach to crime prosecution.

Mark Levine won the Democratic primary for NYC comptroller, with Justin Brannan conceding. Levine will face Republican Peter Kefalas in the general election.

Two suspects burglarized a Brooklyn commercial site, stealing cash registers with $2,000. The incident, caught on surveillance, prompted NYPD Crimestoppers to seek public assistance. No injuries were reported.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg announced restitution of $36,786.36 to workers after a wage theft case involving Tuccimar, Inc. owner Anthony Martucci, who underpaid workers on a city project. Martucci is barred from city contracts for three years.