Uber has spent more than $13 million promoting Gov. Hochul since January, including a new ad featuring finger-painting kids.

The former Printing District gains a car-free gathering space steps from a revived NYC Fire Museum. Free Wi-Fi and a swirling mural greet visitors.

A bald eagle was seen over the Bronx this week, another sign the birds are becoming regulars along the borough's waterways.

Zakia Khan was involved in a Medicaid fraud scheme, prosecutors say. Federal agents seized gold jewelry and two properties from her home.

Jose Tejeda Jr., Nazaya Gonzalez and a third man face a 43-count indictment for running Virginia guns into the Bronx. The third suspect remains at large.

A 1920s home on Richardson Avenue could give way to a four-story rental building steps from the Wakefield–241st Street subway.

A 17-year-old was targeted near 86th Street in the evening before her attacker fled on foot, police say.

The 17-year-old was cut on the wrist at West 135th Street and taken to a hospital in stable condition.

A 15-year-old was cut in the leg near Kings Highway and rushed to Maimonides. Police are hunting multiple suspects.

A 35-year-old woman was found stabbed at 400 West 47th Street; John Carlos Mesa, 26, was found nearby and later pronounced dead.

Jayden Velasquez died at Bellevue after being shot near a Havemeyer Street convenience store. Police have made no arrests.

A vote next Tuesday would hand Tishman Speyer's new 48-story tower the biggest city subsidy since Mayor Mamdani took office.

The Trinity Choir and Youth Chorus will sing Fauré's Requiem where recovery workers once ate 500,000 meals.