Ye met Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto in New York and apologized, blaming bipolar disorder and saying he felt “profound remorse.” The meeting, shared online by the rabbi, is a public attempt to rebuild trust after months of antisemitic outbursts.

Residents of Isaacs Houses in Yorkville vote on the future management and funding of their complex, choosing between joining a trust, the PACT program, or staying under current public housing status.

California enhances financial aid for crime victims, with Governor Hochul raising funeral cost caps and offering more for scam victims and crime scene cleanup.

The 2025 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, a 75-year-old Norway Spruce, is set to arrive in Manhattan and will be decorated with over 50,000 LEDs and a Swarovski star.

New York's strict "bell-to-bell" cellphone ban in schools has led to increased student interaction and classroom engagement, with fewer digital distractions and a revival of traditional activities.

Governor Hochul kicks off the annual holiday drive, aiming to assist individuals and families in need throughout New York State.

The 54th NYC Marathon is expected to attract two million spectators and cause extensive road closures, with strict security and a strong police presence for safety.

Rabbi Alvin Kass, NYPD Chief Chaplain, died at 89 after nearly 60 years of service; remembered for his dedication and compassion by the city and fellow leaders.

The TCS New York City Marathon will see 50,000 runners and 1 million spectators across five boroughs, with heightened NYPD security and no threats reported.

Jon Stewart hosted the National First Responders Day Roll Call of Heroes, honoring first responders for their service and celebrating acts of heroism across various agencies.

NY Attorney General Letitia James stopped a Montgomery County landlord from discriminating against renters using Section 8 vouchers, resulting in a settlement and a penalty.

New York City has seen a streak of lottery wins, including three million-dollar Powerball tickets sold at a Yonkers gas station and significant wins in Brooklyn and the Bronx. The identity of the winners remains unknown.

Miniature therapy horses visited seniors at Sunrise Senior Living on the Upper East Side, providing comfort and joy to the residents and demonstrating the therapeutic benefits of such interactions.