A passenger gave birth aboard Caribbean Airlines Flight BW005 from Kingston as it approached JFK; air-traffic-control audio captured the exchange and medics met the plane.

Tenants at a Kensington Ocean Parkway building say faulty elevators are a daily safety hazard; the Department of Buildings has launched an inspection.

Neighbors say oil tanks were removed and test results haven't been shared as the city moves ahead with emergency demolition of the Roosevelt Island steam plant. A town hall is scheduled for April 15, 2026.

A 71-year-old tenant at 1777 Grand Concourse says rats have overrun her Mt. Hope apartment as residents point to years of HPD violations and ongoing litigation.

Parents and activists in Long Island City say the city's plan to convert a family shelter into a men's shelter will uproot students mid‑school‑year and are demanding a halt.

Fairfield Prep disciplined students after Instagram accounts tied to supporters posted antisemitic taunts at New Canaan players following the state hockey final.

Longtime tenants at 790 Concourse Village say a collapsed garage, open ceilings and unreliable heat show years of neglect as parking costs jump. Management has not responded, residents say.

A Manhattan jury will consider whether DLA Piper unlawfully fired a pregnant associate after she requested maternity leave. The trial opens Monday in federal court.

Get Online NYC pairs digital navigators with libraries, LinkNYC and provider sign-ups to help residents enroll in subsidies, get devices and learn digital skills.

Residents say cracked ceilings, dirty water and pest problems persist in a West Farms building that city records list with 238 HPD violations. Tenants are watching an HPD correction deadline closely.

A former Banana Kelly maintenance worker has sued the Bronx nonprofit, alleging years of unpaid overtime and improper timekeeping.

About 20,000 Park Slope residents joined Saturday's No Kings march along Prospect Park West. Organizers say the neighborhood action was one piece of a nationwide day that drew millions.

A Bronx NYCHA tenant says raw sewage flooded her apartment twice in one night, leaving the unit damaged and prompting demands for temporary housing as crews work on repairs.