Protests at Barnard College and Columbia University continue over pro-Palestinian issues and NYPD presence, with nine arrests previously made for various charges.

Luis Ramirez, 23, was arraigned on charges of terrorism and hate crimes for threatening to attack Central Synagogue in Manhattan, claiming to be "Hitler reincarnated." The judge remanded him due to mental health concerns.

The NYPD is seeking a suspect in the vandalism of 19 police cars in Chelsea and investigating a group of teenagers robbing for-hire drivers in Manhattan.

Gov. Hochul's administration has offered a deal to striking New York corrections officers, bypassing their union, with terms like health insurance reinstatement and a study panel on the HALT Act, amid legal concerns from the union.

The body of Pamela Alcantara, 26, was found near Saw Mill River Parkway in Yonkers; her ex-boyfriend is in custody, but no charges have been filed yet.

Governor Hochul announces the opening of "62 Main," a sustainable affordable housing development in Tarrytown, converted from an old YMCA, targeting seniors and households earning up to 70% of the Area Median Income.

The New York OSI concluded its investigation into Qian Adams' death, finding insufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing by the involved Syracuse police officer.

NY Attorney General Letitia James has delivered $344,000 of baby formula to Bronx families, aiding those affected by food insecurity. This distribution is part of a larger $675,000 provision sourced from a price gouging settlement.

Mayor Eric Adams appoints four veteran public servants as deputy mayors to head various sectors in New York City administration, prioritizing experience and proven track records.

Ricardo Brown was sentenced to 10 years for a shooting at the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, highlighting the issue of gang violence at community events.

Scott Newcombe, 41, of Plattsburgh, was sentenced to probation and ordered to pay restitution for running a health care fraud scheme through his billing company.

A family narrowly avoided being hit by a falling tree in Brooklyn; they attribute their safety to divine intervention and continue to celebrate life despite further challenges.

NYC residents are pushing for a certification program to protect bodega cats while maintaining food safety, providing veterinary care and managing expenses for their upkeep. The petition reflects the community's affection for these local felines.