New Yorkers joined nationwide rallies protesting Trump's policies, amid concerns over tariffs and a potential trade war affecting social security and other issues. Protestors expressed fears about economic inequality and the government's direction.

An MTA supervisor was hospitalized after a passenger punched him for asking to clear a seat on a Manhattan subway; the assailant was arrested and charged.

Columbia students will get a 30-day notice before their records are given to Congress, following a legal dispute over a probe into campus antisemitism.

Little Island announces its fifth season of diverse cultural events, with affordable theater, music, dance, and opera from May to September in New York.

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.

The Dow Jones fell by 2,231 points, extending losses amid President Trump's tariff policies, leading to a significant market value loss and global trade concerns.

The New York Mets defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 5-0 in their home opener with key contributions from Pete Alonso and Juan Soto, and strong pitching from Tylor Megill.

A mural at the "birthplace of hip-hop" in the Bronx sparked a legal battle with NYC over a fine for alleged advertising, raising issues of art versus commerce.

Two mini cranes collapsed in Midtown Manhattan onto a sidewalk shed, with no injuries reported. The Department of Buildings is investigating the incident.

New York Governor Hochul announced a $5 million investment in AI and society studies across eight SUNY campuses, focusing on ethical AI applications and collaboration.

NYPD seeks public help to catch suspects in a Manhattan robbery, where they threatened a store employee with a taser. A reward of up to $3,500 is offered for information.

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.