NYU receives bomb threats with hate speech; security is increased and campuses are deemed safe after investigation. Villanova University also faces a violence threat and shuts down for safety.

A suspected murder-suicide in the Bronx left two dead and an 86-year-old woman critically injured. Police are investigating the circumstances.

Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil, known for campus activism, faces likely deportation to Algeria following legal challenges and an appeals court ruling.

A judge ordered New York's 11th District to be redrawn to address the dilution of minority voting power, impacting the Republican-held seat and nearby Democratic districts.

Three consortia are shortlisted to overhaul New York's Penn Station, with differing visions for the future of MSG, aiming to transform the station by 2027.

Jahmir Turner, 19, was shot dead in the Bronx, the area's first homicide of the year. Two suspects are in custody, with an ongoing investigation into the motive.

An Islip man was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a narcotics and weapons trafficking ring, according to Suffolk County DA Raymond A. Tierney.

Seven Albany residents are indicted in a $7.1 million money laundering scheme, with one facing additional firearms charges, following a federal investigation known as Operation Tidal Wave.

New York strengthens its tech sector with the establishment of the first independent AI research center at SUNY Binghamton, funded by a $30 million donation led by Bloomberg co-founder Tom Secunda and $25 million from SUNY.

FCC mandates broader language accessibility for New York emergency alerts, now including American Sign Language and 13 other languages, a measure praised by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration in NYC has banned hidden hotel fees and unexpected credit card holds to protect consumers and promote price transparency.

Dana Escoffier is indicted for the criminally negligent homicide and assault of his neighbor Dean Whetzel following a sidewalk altercation in the West Village.

Frederick Green was indicted for attempted murder and other charges related to a shooting outside a Midtown Manhattan restaurant, as announced by the Manhattan DA.