NY Attorney General Letitia James criticizes the Trump administration's suspension of Title X funding for reproductive health services, highlighting the harm to marginalized communities.

Layoffs at the World Trade Center Health Program by the Trump administration raise concerns for 9/11 survivors' healthcare, as pivotal staff, including Dr. John Howard of NIOSH, are cut.

Brooklyn DA and NYPD to host a Gun Buyback event, offering $500 for operable handguns or assault rifles, with no ID required for the anonymous exchanges.

Two NYPD officers were suspended after a fatal crash occurred during an unauthorized pursuit of a stolen vehicle. They allegedly left the crash site without reporting the death.

Jerrin Pena, an OED gang member, was sentenced to 25 years for crimes including a 2019 murder. The case highlights efforts to curb gang violence in New York.

A judge ruled that the legal case of detained Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil will remain in New Jersey, countering state efforts to move or dismiss it.

A federal judge dismissed corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, ruling they cannot be brought again, marking a significant turn in the case fraught with political implications.

New York City officials worry about the massive impact of federal cuts to SNAP benefits, with a potential $870 million annual loss and over 1.8 million residents affected.

A woman was arrested for stabbing a 70-year-old man in a Chelsea luxury apartment. The victim is stable; the suspect faces multiple charges. The NYPD seeks information from the public.

NYC officials increase fines for illegal dumping in parks to $5,000 for first-time offenses, with plans to install cameras and additional cleaning staff to combat the issue.

Marlow & Sons, a celebrated Williamsburg restaurant, is closing on April 6 due to rent increases, marking an end to its over two-decade influence on the local dining scene.

A delivery worker in Manhattan was stabbed with a screwdriver during a robbery attempt for his bicycle; he's in stable condition and no arrests have been made.

Tesla vehicles, including a Cybertruck in Brooklyn, were vandalized with swastikas and the word "Nazis," with the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force and the FBI investigating these as potential domestic terrorism.