Kanye West attended Sean "Diddy" Combs' trial, facing life in prison, for alleged sex trafficking and racketeering, offering support amidst revealing testimonies and evidence.

Brooklyn-based Hofood99 Inc. is recalling Enoki mushrooms over potential listeria contamination, with samples tested in Michigan. No illnesses reported yet. Products were distributed nationwide.

At least 11 NYPD vehicles were torched in suspected arson in Bushwick, Brooklyn, where explosive devices and vandalism were also reported. A suspect was filmed, and Mayor Adams vowed to find those responsible.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden celebrates 100 years of its bonsai collection with the "Bonsai 100" exhibition, showcasing both old and new specimens and highlighting the collection's history.

The St. John's University community protests the school's partnership with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, citing human rights concerns and misalignment with the institution's values.

NYC officials, led by Mayor Adams, crushed illegal mopeds and e-bikes to enforce traffic laws and improve safety. Over 100,000 "ghost vehicles" have been seized, with crimes decreasing as a result.

NYC Councilmember Keith Powers is proposing a law to legally recognize bodega cats, including requirements for vaccination and neutering, aligning with the city's anti-rat efforts.

The NYPD seeks two suspects for a Brooklyn robbery where a teenager was forced at gunpoint to give up his jacket containing valuables. The suspects fled on a scooter.

NYPD Crimestoppers seek two suspects for an assault in the Bronx, where a man was attacked with a bat and fists on May 25. Public assistance is requested.

NYPD seeks a man for assaulting and robbing a woman at a Bronx train station, asking the public for help to identify him through a video released by NYPD Crimestoppers.

Governor Hochul launched a $29.9 million broadband project in Sullivan County, NY, to provide high-speed internet to 22,000 facilities, part of the state's ConnectALL initiative.

New York Attorney General Letitia James, with 10 other attorneys general, is suing the Trump administration over rescinded California Clean Air Act waivers which impact state emission rules.

Richard Bradley of Syracuse was sentenced to 14 months for possessing a loaded assault rifle, with a subsequent three-year supervised release. No injuries occurred when he inadvertently fired the weapon.