A Medford volunteer firefighter, Jonathan Quiles, was arrested on arson and reckless endangerment charges for allegedly starting a brush fire in Suffolk County.

NYC officials report about 350 annual deaths due to heat, emphasizing the risks in homes without air conditioning and the challenge of introducing cooling legislation.

Locanda Verde is set to open a second location in Hudson Yards, keeping its Italian fare and neighborhood feel, complete with outdoor seating and artwork by Robert De Niro Sr.

Manhattan D.A.’s Office returns over 1,400 Indian artifacts worth $10 million, halting criminal trafficking networks.

JetBlue shares rose after reports of Spirit Airlines' potential bankruptcy, boosted investor sentiment for JetBlue but led to a decline for Spirit's stock.

The New York Cannabis Control Board has extended the deadline for social equity cannabis retailers and approved new licenses, including 42 dispensaries and various microbusinesses and cultivators.

Mayor Eric Adams plans to work with Trump's administration on immigration reform and suggests changes in local law for cooperation with ICE in criminal cases, proposing a more strategic settlement of migrants and rapid work authorization processing.

The NYPD is seeking public help to find a suspect in a Queens shooting that wounded a teenager. They offer a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Gov. Hochul urges Amtrak to restore full Empire Service amid East River Tunnel rehabilitation, expressing concern over the impact on New York travelers.

Witness Eric Gonzalez testified about his attempt to stop Daniel Penny from using a chokehold on Jordan Neely, who later died, in a New York subway incident.

A fire near Bronx train tracks has suspended Amtrak service between New York City and New Haven, with repairs ongoing and service expected to resume at 2 p.m. today.

Michail McKen was convicted of sex trafficking and interstate prostitution by a federal jury, following a trial in Central Islip for running a multistate sex trafficking ring.

NYC's Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade will include LGBTQ+ groups from 2025 as Mayor Adams praises the move towards inclusivity after years of exclusion.