NYPD seeks two suspects for a robbery at a Bronx subway station, where a 16-year-old was robbed at gunpoint for his phone and credit cards. They offer a $3,500 reward for information.

NY Attorney General Letitia James leads a multi-state suit against a Trump administration policy that freezes critical federal funds, threatening essential services.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced new appointments and promotions at City Hall to improve public safety and affordability, adding experienced officials to his team.

The OMB has paused federal funding for various programs, impacting New York City. Mayor Adams is addressing the issue, noting critical services and tax contributions are at stake.

NY AG Letitia James announced a $450,000 settlement with three companies over unsecured eufy security cameras, mandating enhanced data security measures.

The Grand Concourse Library in the Bronx will be renovated and include affordable housing. This is part of Mayor Adams' initiative to address NYC’s housing crisis by combining public libraries with residential spaces.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to seven years for an attempted assault in a botched retaliation shooting that injured an innocent bystander in the Bronx.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem participated in a Bronx immigration raid, resulting in the arrest of an undocumented immigrant and associates for serious crimes. Local advocates express concerns.

New York City's congestion pricing system has had mixed results, with tolling evasions tackled by sting operations and varied commute times, stirring support and opposition among commuters and officials.

FDNY battled a labor-intensive apartment fire on NYC's Upper East Side, injuring one firefighter and displacing residents, with investigations and aid ongoing.

Two violent subway incidents in Manhattan highlight ongoing safety concerns, with one victim slashed on a train and another woman pushed onto tracks by an attacker claiming to hear voices.

Over 100 new suits allege sexual abuse in NYC juvenile jails, some dating back to the 1960s, under the Gender Motivated Violence Act before legislative window closes.

Yedang, a Queens cafe, is praised for its traditional Korean tteok, handmade by 81-year-old owner Hee Soon Kim, and recognized by Eater as a top spot for Asian desserts.