Former NYPD officers were sentenced for sexually abusing an intoxicated woman; one will serve probation and register as a sex offender, the other got one year probation.

A 15-year-old boy was shot in the stomach in East Harlem; he survived, and police are investigating the incident with no arrests yet made.

The Peek Inn, a 24-seat bar, is opening soon in Brooklyn, offering unique drinks like beertinis in a nostalgic setting inspired by Pittsburgh and New England.

A federal judge orders a hearing to examine the legality of the search conducted by police during Luigi Mangione's arrest on charges of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Kamar Samuels, the new NYC Schools Chancellor, outlined his vision for improving the city's schools, focusing on integration, parental involvement, student skills in literacy and numeracy, and examining under-enrolled schools for potential mergers.

Lawmakers target prediction markets for regulation after concerns about insider trading arise, such as a suspiciously timed bet on Polymarket. Bronx Rep. Ritchie Torres proposes a bill to prevent federal employees' misuse of non-public information.

Bronx police are searching for a 9-month-old baby girl, Luveiya Williams, after her mother, Alexandria Quinones—a non-custodian—allegedly took her during a visit.

Eight people in Brooklyn were hospitalized due to carbon monoxide exposure, with levels at 300 ppm. Firefighters treated others on-site and stressed the importance of detectors.

Two teens were arrested in Queens for the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Josue Argudo; one faces murder charges. The incident has left the community mourning and concerned about youth violence.

NYC extends Madison Avenue bus lanes to improve travel for 100,000 daily riders, aiming to increase bus speeds and support congestion reduction efforts.

NYC debates intensify over Wegmans and Fairway's use of facial recognition, raising privacy concerns and outpacing regulations, despite businesses informing customers as required by a 2021 law.

Nearly 15,000 New York nurses went on strike for improved wages, staffing, and safety, despite ongoing negotiations and preparations by hospitals to maintain services.

NYC Mayor Mamdani announces $4M initiative to increase public restrooms, with plans for the first facility to be built at 12th Ave and St. Clair Place.