An early morning fire in East New York, Brooklyn, injured two and involved 138 firefighters. The blaze started in a vacant building and spread to adjacent houses.

Governor Kathy Hochul proposes upgrades to the Hudson Valley rail system, aiming to cut travel times and improve reliability, with a focus on resilience and connectivity.

The NY and NJ Attorneys General secured a deal with Planned Building Services to end illegal no-poach agreements, allowing employees better job opportunities.

Yvette Wang, associated with Miles Guo, has been sentenced to 10 years for roles in a $1 billion fraud scheme involving GTV Media Group and the Himalaya Exchange.

A Suffolk County police officer was seriously injured in a collision on the Long Island Expressway and was airlifted for treatment; a suspect is charged. Traffic was halted for the investigation.

Staten Island's Borough President discusses the burden of NYC's new congestion pricing on residents, with a system charging drivers entering Manhattan, aiming to ease traffic and fund transit improvements.

A Brooklyn shelter's hasty relocation of migrants to Randall's Island prompted backlash, with advocacy groups citing poor communication and disruptive movement for those affected.

JetBlue is fined $2 million by the DOT for consistent flight delays and unrealistic scheduling, with the airline responsible for over 70% of 395 total delays and cancellations.

After advanced DNA testing, Judy Rodriguez, a missing NYC mother, was identified over 30 years post-mortem; her unidentified remains were found in 1991. Her family now seeks to rebury her.

A 41-year-old man, Shamael Miller, was shot dead in a Coney Island apartment lobby; the perpetrator remains unidentified, and police are investigating.

A man was stabbed at Grand Central Terminal after confronting a passenger, Abdul Malik Little, over loud music. Little faces attempted murder, assault, and weapon charges.

The U.S. Surgeon General advocates for cancer warning labels on alcohol due to its link to several cancers, highlighting a lack of public awareness and a need for revised federal guidelines.

A fire broke out in a Midtown Manhattan high-rise, prompting firefighters to rescue tenants and pets. Three civilians were injured, and the cause is under investigation.