An evacuation occurred at 26 Federal Plaza, NYC, due to white powder in letters, later identified as non-dangerous boric acid. The incident is under investigation.

The fourth death from a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Central Harlem has been reported, with cases reaching 99. Legionella bacteria were found in several government building cooling towers, including Harlem Hospital which treated many patients.

The Red Hook public pool in NYC is set to reopen after being closed due to a broken water line since late June. Repairs were delayed by the need for specially fabricated parts for the 1930s pool.

The MTA has installed benches at Grand Central Madison designed to prevent lying down, a move that has sparked debate over "hostile architecture" and the need for more seating.

NYPD seeks public help to identify suspects in a daylight armed robbery in the Bronx and urges tips to assist the investigation.

New York Governor Hochul announces a $10 million investment in the state's parks and recreation through the MPR Grant Program for various local projects.

New York Governor Hochul announces $153 million for local water and sewer projects to enhance clean water access and reduce financial burden on taxpayers.

The NY AG reported on the justified fatal police shooting of Alan Weber, who charged at officers with swords, and advised SCPD on mental health crisis response training.

Mayor Eric Adams proposes the "Compassionate Interventions Act" in New York City to address substance abuse by allowing involuntary commitment and mandating treatment, along with a $27 million investment in support services.

Manhattan District Attorney indicts William Julian for allegedly stealing over $300,000 by posing as an investor and committing grand larceny and fraud.

Two convicted felons are charged with federal firearms violations after a shootout in Brooklyn, as part of an initiative to tackle gun violence and recidivism.

Federal prosecutors charge individuals in a $200 million Ponzi scheme involving fraudulent water vending machine investments, causing significant losses to investors, including military veterans.

Jesus Guzman-Castro, alleged Sinaloa Cartel leader, faces cocaine trafficking charges in Brooklyn federal court for operations linked to a multi-year international drug scheme.