Columbia University Student Detained by Immigration Officials Amid Allegations of Political Retaliation for Pro-Palestinian Activism
Columbia University student Mohsen Mahdawi was detained by immigration officials during a naturalization interview in Vermont, sparking concerns about political retaliation for his pro-Palestinian activism.
New York Mental Health and Public Health Services at Risk with Federal Funding Cuts, Long Island Program Shuts Down
Federal health funding cuts in New York have led to the closure of a Long Island mental health program and risk loss of $360 million for various health services. Public health defense against diseases like measles and tuberculosis is also impacted.
MTA and Trump Administration Reach Tentative Deal to Extend NYC Congestion Pricing Toll Program into Fall
MTA and Trump administration may extend NYC congestion pricing tolls, with 82,000 fewer daily vehicles and $51.9 million revenue in February. Traffic data supports program's success, as city confronts urban challenges.
NY Governor Hochul Seeks Reform in Discovery Laws to Enhance Victim Protections and Streamline Justice System
New York Governor Kathy Hochul proposes changes to the state's discovery laws to better protect crime victims, citing reports of increased domestic violence case dismissals due to minor technicalities.
Former NYPD Officer and Accomplice Indicted in Bribery Scheme Leveraging Police Databases in Brooklyn
A former NYPD officer and accomplice were indicted for a bribery scheme involving unlawful use of law enforcement databases, as announced by the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office.
Breezy and Cloudy Forecast for New York City, Gusts up to 41 mph Expected Across Boroughs
The National Weather Service forecasts breezy, cloudy weather with a chance of showers and high winds for New York City's boroughs. No hazardous weather is expected in the coming days.
Former Brooklyn Principal Jill Bloomberg's Retaliation Lawsuit Over Racial Advocacy Advances
Ex-principal Jill Bloomberg's lawsuit against the NYC Department of Education for alleged retaliation over speaking out against racial discrimination can proceed, a judge ruled.
Breakneck Ridge Renovation to Commence, Station and Trails to Close for Two Years
Breakneck Ridge trails and train station close for a two-year renovation to upgrade facilities, improve access, and enhance safety. Hikers can use alternative trails during this period.
Leslie Odom Jr. Announces Triumphant Return to "Hamilton" as Aaron Burr for Limited Fall Engagement in NYC
Leslie Odom Jr. will return to "Hamilton" as Aaron Burr this fall for a 12-week run at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, coinciding with the show's 10th anniversary.
Former Governor Cuomo Gains Key Labor Union Endorsements, Overtaking NYC Mayor Adams in Mayoral Race
Two major NYC unions endorse Andrew Cuomo for mayor, withdrawing support from incumbent Eric Adams. Despite previous calls for Cuomo's resignation over sexual harassment claims, which he denies, the unions now back him, citing his leadership record.

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