Mayor Eric Adams Announces Record $5 Billion Upfront Payments to Support NYC Nonprofits in 2026
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has announced that the city will provide $5 billion in advance payments to nonprofits for fiscal year 2026, doubling the previous year's figure to support services for needy populations.
"Route Boys" Ringleader Jason Liriano Sentenced to 22 Years for Drug Trafficking and Firearms in Central Islip Court
Jason Liriano of the Route Boys gang was sentenced to 22 years in prison for drug trafficking and firearms offenses by a federal court in Central Islip.
Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures Set to Grace New York City Boroughs Today
New York City forecasts mild conditions with sunny skies and temperatures in the low 70s, turning chillier at night. Rain chances increase later in the week with no current hazardous weather expected.
Brooklyn's Prospect Park Alliance Fights to Save Century-Old Elms from Dutch Elm Disease
Prospect Park's century-old elms battle Dutch elm disease, with three lost despite efforts by the Prospect Park Alliance to inoculate and preserve them. The Alliance also combats Beech Leaf Disease and adapts to environmental challenges.
New York Battles Ongoing K2 Synthetic Marijuana Crisis Amid Legalization Challenges
CBS News reports on New York's ongoing issues with synthetic marijuana, K2, involving tragic addiction stories, black market growth post-marijuana legalization, and the difficulties in regulating a drug with constantly modified compositions.
Brooklyn Blaze Rips Through Shoe Store and Apartments, Over 20 Displaced in Borough Park
A fire in Borough Park, Brooklyn, affected a shoe store and residences, displacing over 20 people with no injuries. FDNY faced challenges due to lack of windows but controlled the blaze. Cause is under investigation.
Brooklyn Bodega Association Seeks Enhanced Security After Fake NYPD Robbery in Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn bodega association seeks increased security and panic buttons after a robbery by thieves posing as NYPD officers. The robbers tied up victims and escaped with unknown contents in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
MTA to Test New Secure Fare Gates in NYC Subway Pilot Program to Curb $700M Annual Loss to Fare Evasion
MTA to test new fare gates to combat fare evasion in NYC subways, introducing advanced technology at 20 stations as part of a broader strategy to address fare loss.
Teen Battles for Life After Being Shot in Head at Brooklyn's Flatbush Gardens, Suspects Sought
A 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting at the Flatbush Gardens complex in Brooklyn. No arrests have been made yet, and the NYPD is investigating.
Gov. Hochul Unveils Balanced FY 2026 Budget with Tax Cuts, Public Safety Boost, and Major Investments for New York
New York's FY 2026 budget, announced by Governor Hochul, aims to reduce taxes, improve public safety, and invest in multiple sectors without raising income or business taxes.
NYC Boroughs Enjoy Mild Weather with Sunny Skies, Light Breezes, and Minimal Rain Chances Ahead
New York City expects stable weather with sunny skies, highs in the 70s and 80s, and a low chance of showers in the evenings across different boroughs.
Mayor Eric Adams Unveils $24.7 Billion Affordable Housing Plan in NYC's FY 2026 Executive Budget
NYC Mayor Eric Adams announces a $24.7 billion investment in affordable housing, with additional funds to improve public housing and combat homelessness.
New York Caregivers Sue Public Partnerships LLC Over Wage Theft Allegations Amid Payroll Transition Woes
Public Partnerships LLC faces a lawsuit from New York home care workers for alleged wage theft, including mismanaged payments after taking over the state's CDPAP payroll system.












