The Midtown Community Improvement Coalition, led by Manhattan DA Bragg, expands into Hell's Kitchen to bolster public safety and quality of life through collaborative efforts among various groups.

NYC's skyline will light up yellow for International Holocaust Remembrance Day as per Mayor Adams' announcement, marking the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.

"Anne Frank The Exhibition" opens in Manhattan, featuring over 100 items reflecting life in the secret annex, marking 80 years since Auschwitz's liberation.

Coss Marte, a former inmate, has built two successful businesses, CONBODY, a fitness program, and ConBud, a recreational marijuana dispensary, demonstrating personal redemption and commitment to social justice in NYC.

Protests with various messages, including anti-Trump and pro-Palestinian stances, were held in Manhattan on Inauguration Day, with over a thousand people marching.

New York City honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with events focused on community service and civil rights history, including meal prep and museum exhibits, while also noting political tensions.

NYC property owners are warned to clear snow from sidewalks by 11 a.m. Monday or face fines, following a storm that ended at 2:30 a.m. Non-compliance could result in a $150 penalty for the first offense.

A GOBankingRates study highlights the stark costs of retirement in the U.S., with states like Hawaii needing over $2 million in savings. Fredonia, NY, offers an affordable alternative with a rich cultural retirement lifestyle.

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured a $106 million settlement from Vanguard for failing to notify investors about retirement fund changes that led to unexpected taxes.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is advocating for the Supreme Court to uphold the funding for the Universal Service Fund, which supports rural communications.

The article recounts the 16th anniversary of the "Miracle on the Hudson," celebrating the teamwork and no casualties when Flight 1549 landed on the river.

Activists in NYC are increasing "know-your-rights" workshops for undocumented immigrants in response to fears of mass deportations, highlighting the importance of preparedness and legal education amidst immigration policy concerns.

The NYC Department of Education seeks increased participation in school board elections amid controversies, urging newcomers to bring fresh perspectives to heated advisory meetings.