A 17-year-old was shot in a Bronx store; police seek two masked suspects seen fleeing on a scooter. The victim is expected to recover; no arrests yet.

A teen in Queens was shot by a man who then killed himself, possibly over a love triangle. Both were declared dead at a hospital. Police are investigating.

NYC Council is considering two bills to protect immigrants from fraud and reinforce the city's sanctuary status in the face of federal enforcement tension.

Luigi Mangione's lawyers argue the push for the death penalty in his case is politically motivated, citing the Trump DOJ's agenda and claiming it violates due process.

After a fatal helicopter crash, local leaders debate the safety of helicopter tourism, with Jersey City's mayor calling for a ban and NYC's mayor opposing it, highlighting economic interests.

A state audit has uncovered serious issues in New York City's juvenile detention centers, including rampant contraband, under-reported abuse, and high absenteeism among detained youth.

The NYPD seeks information on a Bronx subway station robbery where a 21-year-old was threatened by three with a knife and razor, and robbed. They offer up to $3,500 for tips.

New York City anticipates variable weather with scattered showers and cloudy skies, but clearer evenings and fluctuating temperatures through the week.

Vandalism occurred near Ivana Trump's NYC townhouse with messages including threats and cryptic phrases; no arrests or hate crime investigations have been reported.

A dead fetus about four months old was found on a Brooklyn street, with investigations underway to determine the cause of death and circumstances of the discovery.

Authorities search for the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed in the Hudson River, with the ongoing investigation exploring various potential causes for the disintegration.

A state audit found New York spent $453 million on unused pandemic equipment under Cuomo's administration; the comptroller's report highlights mismanagement and lack of transparency.

A U.S. judge has ruled that Columbia graduate and activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported due to his views conflicting with U.S. foreign policy interests, sparking debate on free speech.