A man was critically injured in a stabbing at the Brooklyn Bridge–City Hall subway station. NYPD is searching for the assailant who fled the scene. Service adjustments were made during the investigation.

NYC's 988 mental health hotline and 911 dispatchers are facing potential layoffs and extreme workloads, risking service disruptions and caller assistance delays.

Attorney General Letitia James filed an amicus brief with 20 other attorneys general supporting Susman Godfrey against Trump's Executive Order, which imposes sanctions on the firm.

Eric Adams appoints Kim L. Yu as Director of MOCS and chief procurement officer, with Yexenia Markland as deputy director and John K. Katsorhis as deputy chief procurement officer.

A Bridgehampton man was charged with immigration fraud for allegedly lying about his role in the Rwandan genocide to acquire U.S. entry and citizenship.

Roberto Gustavo Cortes Ripalda was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a $130 million fraud scheme and ordered to pay millions in forfeiture and restitution.

New York City anticipates a rainy weekend with a 90% chance of showers starting tonight and sunny days to follow. Temperatures will slightly vary across boroughs, with highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 50s. No hazardous weather is expected.

A man from Bridgehampton was indicted for visa and naturalization fraud after hiding his role in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, where he oversaw violence against the Tutsi population.

New York AG Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul are suing the Trump administration over alleged illegal tariffs, claiming they were imposed without Congressional approval.

NWS forecasts sunny days and potential rain on the weekend for New York City boroughs, with serene weather and no hazardous conditions expected imminently.

A military veteran, Tanya Denise Jackson, and her daughter Tatiana Marie Dykes have been identified as Gilgo Beach serial murder victims using DNA analysis after decades.

Federal prosecutors Cohen, Rohrbach, and Wikstrom resigned over a DOJ dispute regarding the dropped corruption case against NYC Mayor Adams, refusing to admit wrongdoing as a precondition for return.

Mayor Eric Adams announces the completion of a $42.3 million flood prevention project in Brooklyn, featuring over 1,200 new assets including rain gardens and infiltration basins to capture stormwater.