Twenty-five states are challenging Trump’s newest tariffs, putting another major import-tax fight before federal judges. California’s ports and supply chains are directly in the line of fire.

A Central New York school district’s homeschool testing policy has sparked an appeal over who can certify a student’s education and whether graduation letters could be held up.

Gotham Whale has identified its 500th individual humpback in New York waters, marking a conservation milestone with a dangerous catch.

New York City’s SBDC network helped launch 336 businesses and create or retain more than 9,300 jobs in 2025. Brooklyn and Staten Island led the borough-by-borough results.

New research finds humpback whales tie distinct song themes to different stages of their dives, potentially revealing how movement shapes mating displays.

A Bronx man will spend 58 months in federal prison for a bank-fraud conspiracy that targeted victims across Arizona, Colorado and California.

KKR has raised its largest-ever infrastructure fund, with data centers, power and fiber among its prime targets.

Brooklyn Cyclones fans stayed late to recreate Elaine Benes’ famously awful dance. The annual Seinfeld Night contest once again stole the show.

A woman was left with minor injuries after an e-bike rider allegedly tore a chain from her neck in Kingsbridge.

Another round of storms flooded North Jersey roads, crushed a car in Queens and damaged an LIRR train in Smithtown.

Central Park is hosting a free overnight campout, but campers must win a lottery for the rare Manhattan sleepover.

Several Long Island Democrats are leaving Gov. Kathy Hochul off their campaign endorsement pages despite backing from party leaders. The silence reflects a growing suburban calculation around Hochul, Bruce Blakeman and Zohran Mamdani.

El Al is expanding its Miami-Tel Aviv schedule as American, United and Delta remain cautious about returning to Israel.