New York refuses to halt DEI programs despite the Trump administration's threat to withdraw federal funding, as reported by Gothamist and CBS News. The state claims compliance with Title VI and denies the demand for further certification.

The MTA is testing smartphones, like Google Pixels, to detect subway track irregularities with higher accuracy than human inspectors, aiming to improve NYC subway safety.

Mayor Adams and US Transportation Secretary Duffy toured NYC subways amidst tensions over conditions and funding, with Duffy criticizing congestion pricing and Adams promoting safety measures.

The weekend weather forecast for New York City predicts showers and possible thunderstorms, with temperatures around 48 degrees and east winds of up to 25 mph.

Woman arrested for a fatal Brooklyn crash that killed a mother and her two children; she drove with a suspended license and faces manslaughter charges.

An Amtrak train struck and killed three family members in Pennsylvania, disrupting service between Philadelphia and New York. The incident follows another recent pedestrian fatality by an Amtrak train in the same county.

Mixed clouds and showers with minor temperature changes are forecasted for New York this week, with all boroughs experiencing similar weather patterns and no hazardous weather expected.

Francius Marganda was sentenced to 18 years for orchestrating a Ponzi scheme, swindling over $24.5 million and ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture.

Brooklyn DA and NYPD to host a Gun Buyback event, offering $500 for operable handguns or assault rifles, with no ID required for the anonymous exchanges.

The NYPD seeks information and offers a $3,500 reward for an assault on a man in Brooklyn's 69th Precinct, urging public assistance via their hotline.

A tragic Brooklyn crash caused by Miriam Yarimi resulted in three deaths and left 4-year-old Philip Saada severely injured; Yarimi faces manslaughter charges.

A mother and boyfriend were arrested after three malnourished kids were found in deplorable conditions in a Brooklyn apartment, with one child tethered to a bed.

The MTA's first redesign of the NYC subway map since 1979 has received mixed reactions, with some riders calling for practical improvements over aesthetic changes.