A judge blocked the deportation of pro-Palestinian activist and Columbia grad Mahmoud Khalil, detained by ICE over alleged Hamas ties, with community protests and civil rights concerns raised.

NYPD seeks a woman who left her dead 3-year-old at a Brooklyn hospital, exhibiting signs of trauma. Detectives want to question her and her boyfriend.

A report shows increasing NYC support for congestion pricing despite an impending deadline from the Trump administration to scrap the program, with Governor Hochul and the MTA fighting to maintain it, citing decreased traffic and revenue benefits.

Popular breakfast taco pop-up Border Town is set to open a permanent location in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, offering an expanded menu and a full dining experience.

A TikTok plea by Rachel Nieves of Buddies Coffee in Brooklyn went viral, highlighting rent hike issues and leading to community support, though relocation is likely.

The NWS predicts a week of mild weather in NYC, with no hazardous conditions expected. Temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s with sunny to partly cloudy skies.

A third-party lawyer, Paul Clement, recommended dismissing Mayor Eric Adams' federal corruption case permanently, halting potential revival of the charges.

New York City's weather forecast predicts a varied week with breezy, sunny days, isolated showers on Sunday, no severe weather, and consistent temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams launches "NYC Baby Boxes" for new families at select public hospitals, providing essentials and marking a $2.6 million investment in early childhood support.

Attorneys general from 22 states secured a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's NIH funding cuts, protecting billions in research funds.

Brooklyn's G line debuted its first open gangway subway train, promising riders a roomier and more seamless experience. The new trains feature wider doors and better amenities.

A New York father and daughter were sentenced for embezzling over $230,000 from a 92-year-old, having exploited their position of trust. They received probation and must pay restitution.

Amber Cartwright has been appointed as the executive director of the Mayor’s Office of Child Care and Early Childhood Education in NYC, bringing almost 30 years of diverse experience to the role.