The 9/11 Memorial & Museum will add a seventh moment of silence at the close of the names reading to honor people who later died of 9/11-related illnesses. Program data show about 55,000 cancer certifications tied to exposures.

NYLAG sued the DOJ in Manhattan federal court, alleging the agency refused a FOIA request for materials that explain why immigration judges are denying bond. Advocates say secret rules have left people jailed who once would have been released.

A settlement removes the Belmont school's principal after an SCI probe found she hired and supervised her sister.

A 29-year-old commuter was stabbed on a downtown 4 train at 125th Street; police are searching for two masked suspects and asking riders to share video.

A Putnam County traffic stop on May 10 led deputies to seize a loaded 9mm, a high‑capacity magazine and stolen Connecticut plates; two people were charged.

Landlords in Manhattan are invoking 'demolition' to refuse lease renewals under the state's Good Cause law, triggering housing‑court fights over whether gut rehabs count as demolition.

A state court has vacated Cairo’s SEQRA clearance for the Blackhead Mountain redevelopment, pausing a planned luxury resort amid water- and energy-use concerns. Neighbors say the delay gives the town a chance for a fuller review.

Hundreds rallied at the State Capitol urging lawmakers to pass a winter eviction moratorium, statewide right to counsel and the Clean Hands Act to curb evictions.

Bodycam footage shows an officer rush into a burning home and carry a mother and two children to safety in a short video shared by local TV.

The NYPD released photos after a woman allegedly shoved a 7‑year‑old special‑needs boy in Flushing; investigators are asking the public for tips and video.

Kilroy says NeueHouse stopped paying rent in September 2024 and now seeks more than $5M tied to the Columbia Square lease, with June hearings pending.

A 27-year-old accused of setting multiple cars on fire in Freeport was arrested, released without bail and then taken into ICE custody, officials say.

Players and owners opened CBA talks in Manhattan Tuesday; a salary cap fight looms while Bruce Meyer leads the union team.