New York's Jewish communities are on alert after a Boulder pro-Israel rally was firebombed, enhancing security and showing resilience despite facing increased threat levels.

An 87-year-old man was critically injured after being struck by an MTA bus in Brooklyn. The incident happened in a crosswalk, and the driver is being tested for drugs and alcohol per MTA policy. No arrests have been made.

NYC's DOT is advocating for a new bill to require speed limiters for "super speeders" and the renewal of a speed camera program to combat traffic fatalities.

NYPD seeks public's help to find two suspects in a Brooklyn robbery and assault; a 39-year-old man was attacked, robbed of money and items by two armed men who, with accomplices, fled in a vehicle.

NYPD searches for a suspect in two Brooklyn grand larcenies involving a scooter and stolen cell phones, seeking public assistance to identify the individual.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warm weather in NYC boroughs, with no hazardous conditions; slight rain chances increase towards the weekend.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 20 states' coalition file an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration's transgender military ban, seeking to uphold a block on its enforcement.

In response to a recent terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, New York City is heightening security at Jewish locations. The NYPD has increased patrols and deployed specialized teams to protect the community and address growing safety concerns.

Governor Hochul and Leader Jeffries warn against GOP cuts in a bill that may cost New York $13.5 billion annually and risk healthcare coverage for 1.5 million New Yorkers.

New York City enjoys sunny skies with mid-70s temperatures in early June, with potential for showers towards the weekend. No hazardous weather conditions are reported by the National Weather Service.

NYPD continues searching for a 15-year-old girl missing in the East River, utilizing divers and helicopters after she was swept away by strong currents.

A series of dog attacks in NYC prompted calls for legal changes, as victims like Amy Butowicz and Lauren Claus faced limited recourse under laws treating pets as property.

A 68-year-old MTA worker was attacked with a metal pipe at the Bergen Street subway station in Brooklyn. The assailant fled and is sought by police. This incident adds to the recent spate of pipe attacks in NYC transit.