NYC extends high school application deadline due to a glitch in the online admissions tool, particularly affecting applications to competitive schools.

Spotted lanternflies in NYC may be fewer but are still a concern, with increased lifespans and potential for more reproductive cycles. Predators and human efforts may combat their spread.

A Bronx man was sentenced to 20 years for fatally stabbing a bouncer and injuring another in Brooklyn. He pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter.

New York City has started the construction of Etihad Park, the first soccer-specific and fully-electric stadium, with the aim to transform NYC into a top soccer destination.

Cory Zeidman pleaded guilty to running a fraudulent sports betting scheme, facing up to 20 years and a $3.6 million forfeiture.

New York and New Jersey Attorneys General settled with Guardian Service Industries to end its no-poach agreements, which limited worker mobility and wage growth.

Atahualpa Rodriguez pleaded guilty to firebombing a Queens apartment building, resulting in injuries and damage, with a plea deal suggesting a prison term of five to twenty years.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for parts of NY, expecting gusts up to 48 mph with a chance of snow showers and chilly temperatures.

New York's AG Letitia James released NYPD body cam footage of the shooting of Mark Kelly in East Harlem, part of an investigation to ensure transparency.

The article discusses whether apes can ask questions, highlighting that despite their sign language skills and understanding, apes like Koko and Washoe haven't shown this behavior, suggesting it may be a uniquely human trait.

The NYC trans community prepares for challenges under Trump's re-election, fearing attacks on rights and safety, with increased calls to support hotlines.

Timothée Chalamet's team offered to pay a fine for a lookalike contest organizer, but the offer was declined. The contest in NYC drew a large crowd and a surprise visit from Chalamet.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams proposes eliminating city income tax for families earning up to 150% of the federal poverty line with dependents, potentially affecting over 582,000 New Yorkers.