NYPD responded to a bomb threat at Hudson Yards, suspending 7 train service. An individual was detained, the area was cleared, and normal service resumed later.

New York City's weather forecast promises a week of sunny skies with mild temperatures, peaking in the low 80s, followed by a chance of showers Tuesday night.

Ikea plans to open a new 25,000-square-foot store in Manhattan's Soho, further expanding its urban market strategy with a smaller-format retail space.

Trump's administration reinstated $187 million in counterterrorism funds to the NYPD after cuts were criticized, ensuring support for New York's security operations.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch faces scrutiny for retaining misconduct cases and her disciplinary decisions, while mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani proposes transferring disciplinary authority to the CCRB.

A 13-year-old boy was shot and injured in East Harlem; police are searching for the suspect. The area has seen a slight decrease in shootings, but concerns about gun violence remain.

The NYPD is asking the public for help identifying a suspect in a recent armed robbery in Manhattan. Authorities encourage anyone with information to assist with the investigation.

Bilt is expanding its headquarters to the Meatpacking District in Manhattan, promising 600 jobs with a 15-year lease on a 58,000-square-foot space. The state supports the fintech firm with up to $6.25 million in tax credits.

NY Attorney General Letitia James announced the "Stop Hiding Hate" Act, requiring large social media companies to report on their handling of online toxicity.

New York City is enjoying sunny weather with temperatures in the low 70s to 80s, but forecasts show a likelihood of showers midweek, followed by clear skies and cooler temperatures towards the end of the week.

An NJ Transit bus caught fire on the NJ Turnpike due to a tire blowout, leading to delays. All 49 passengers and the operator evacuated safely and no injuries were reported.

PATH train service in NJ and Manhattan was disrupted early Thursday due to a broken rail. Services were suspended and delays followed, with cross-honoring and ferry options provided to commuters.

Christopher Velarde was sentenced to 18 years for a series of violent, unprovoked attacks in NYC, as announced by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.