Andrew Cuomo's mayoral campaign is under scrutiny for potential improper coordination with a super PAC, leading to financial penalties and ongoing investigation by the Campaign Finance Board.

NYC's Health Department launched a syringe redemption program, offering public earnings for collecting used syringes, and has seen collection of 20,000 syringes in a month.

A shooting in the Bronx injured an 11-year-old boy and a 20-year-old man; the suspects fled on CitiBikes, and one person is being questioned. Police are investigating amid a local spike in gun violence.

Governor Kathy Hochul grants $10 million to revamp New York school food systems, focusing on local produce and enhancing food infrastructure for K-12 students.

Governor Kathy Hochul has initiated a $12.9 million project in Albany to replace nearly 2,500 lead pipes, as part of a $100 million statewide effort to remove lead from New York's water systems.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order to halt Trump administration plans to dissolve key federal agencies supporting libraries, museums, and minority businesses.

Philip Wales was indicted for a bias-motivated assault on a gay couple in Manhattan's Flatiron neighborhood, facing hate crime and harassment charges.

Feliz Enrique charged with assaulting both a child and an off-duty police officer in Glendale, leading to severe injuries including a severed fingertip.

A court-ordered set of reforms for Rikers Island jail has been announced, with U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton supporting the appointment of a remediation manager to address the facility's numerous systemic issues and improve conditions.

Gang member Luis Filpo receives a 25-year sentence for mistakenly killing an innocent man, reaffirmed by U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton and law enforcement.

The article details a week of rain showers and thunderstorms in New York City, with varying forecasts for different boroughs but no hazardous weather warnings issued.

Art exhibits featuring whimsical dinosaur-themed items have opened in Brooklyn's Grand Army Plaza subway station, part of the MTA's initiative to utilize vacant spaces.

A federal judge has ordered an external manager to oversee Rikers Island jails, citing years of violence and mismanagement. The city loses control as the court-appointed authority will drive reforms.