The Bed-Stuy community recreated their cherished makeshift aquarium in a tree pit with added features, after city interference, showcasing resilience and community spirit.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams filed a lawsuit against Price Point Distributors for illegally selling flavored e-cigarettes, which are prohibited to protect youth health.

Apollo Global Management's assets grew to $733 billion, largely due to focusing on wealthy clients, with its income surpassing expectations at $1.13 billion.

A 74-foot Norway spruce from West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, is set to become the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, decorated with lights and a crystal star.

NYU leases 1.1 million square feet at 770 Broadway for 70 years, boosting Vornado's portfolio amid occupancy challenges.

Matt Choi faced backlash and a ban for having e-bikes on the NYC Marathon course, an incident that spurred his sponsor Runna to end their partnership.

Voting machines in Queens, NY, experienced glitches during an election, causing ballot rejections and necessitating emergency bins for vote submission. The Board of Elections ensured all votes would count and heightened poll security was enforced.

Governor Kathy Hochul faces pressure to reinstate NYC's congestion pricing, with potential federal opposition from President-elect Trump and $15 billion at stake for MTA improvements.

Donald Haywood, 57, was arrested for the fatal Brooklyn subway shooting of Freddie Weston on September 4. He faces second-degree murder and weapons charges.

FDNY firefighter Christopher Zambrzycki was released from Harlem Hospital after recovering from a 40-foot fall sustained while fighting a six-alarm fire.

Markeysha Sadlier, a 21-year-old with autism, has been missing since the day after Halloween. Her family and the police are searching for her in Roosevelt Island, NYC.

The NYPD seeks information on a burglary suspect who stole items in daylight on Staten Island, escaping on a bicycle. They urge witnesses to contact CrimeStoppers.

Multiple resignations and arrests within NYC Mayor Eric Adams' team have raised concerns about governance stability and public safety, though officials claim city protections remain strong.