House Republicans Urge Charges Against Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo for Alleged False Statements to Congress
House Republicans are urging to prosecute ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo for allegedly lying to Congress about COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes. He denies wrongdoing, but evidence suggests involvement; his political standing remains robust.
Three Federal Prosecutors Resign Over New York City Mayor Corruption Case Amid DOJ Turmoil
Federal prosecutors Cohen, Rohrbach, and Wikstrom resigned over a DOJ dispute regarding the dropped corruption case against NYC Mayor Adams, refusing to admit wrongdoing as a precondition for return.
Harvey Weinstein Denies Sexual Assault Claims as Retrial Begins in Manhattan
Harvey Weinstein's retrial has begun in Manhattan, where he pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges. The case revisits the #MeToo movement as Weinstein faces allegations from three women.
New York City Ushers in Sustainable "Microhubs" on Upper West Side to Streamline Deliveries and Tackle Pollution
NYC's Department of Transportation created "microhubs" on the Upper West Side to streamline deliveries and reduce vehicle pollution, with plans for more hubs citywide to manage a forecasted surge in goods movement.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Denounces Senator Van Hollen's Interaction with Alleged Gang Member Amidst Federal Gang Indictments
Mayor Eric Adams criticized Senator Chris Van Hollen for a meeting with a mistakenly deported Maryland resident, echoing Trump-era rhetoric and emphasizing his tough immigration stance amid local and federal collaborations.
New York City Migrant Children Face Deportation in Court Without Legal Representation After Federal Funding Cuts
Children in New York City immigration court, some as young as four, face legal proceedings without representation due to cuts in federal funding for legal aid, significantly increasing their risk of deportation.
Trump Supports Long Island School's Challenge to NY Ban on Native American Mascots
Donald Trump supports a Long Island school district's opposition to New York's ban on Native American mascots. Despite a lawsuit dismissal, Massapequa fights to keep its "Chiefs" identity, sparking a debate over cultural respect and state authority.
NYPD Seeks Tips in Bronx Daylight Shooting as $3,500 Reward Offered for Information Leading to Suspect
Authorities are investigating a daylight shooting in the Bronx involving an unidentified suspect. As the investigation continues, the NYPD is urging anyone with information to come forward. A $3,500 reward is available for tips that lead to the suspect's identification and arrest.












