A newborn was found in a Bronx trash can, prompting NYPD to arrest the mother for child endangerment and related charges. The baby is stable; the mother's circumstances are unclear.

A fetus was found in a black bag between buildings at the Bay View Houses in Brooklyn, sparking an investigation and leading residents to create a memorial.

A postal worker on Long Island is charged with aiding a detainee's escape during an ICE arrest by opening a police vehicle's door. She was reprimanded and faces federal obstruction charges.

Rep. Nydia Velázquez will not seek re-election in 2026, ending over 30 years of service as the first Puerto Rican woman in Congress. She's been a progressive voice in NY, advocating for small businesses, immigration, and veterans' rights.

An explosion in a Manhattan garage, caused by a generator malfunction, injured two women, one critically. Firefighters controlled the situation promptly with ongoing investigations into the equipment's operation.

Carolyn Tolin of Centereach pleaded guilty to major narcotics distribution on the dark web under the alias "Mamaknowsbrown," facing 15 years in prison plus supervision.

NYC parents are looking to Albany for better school bus services after a controversial contract extension with existing operators, amidst efforts to negotiate improved terms and address service issues for disabled students.

Lina Khan joins NYC Mayor-elect Mamdani's team, signaling a tough anti-trust approach to affordability. Mamdani also plans to meet with Trump to tackle economic challenges despite past conflicts.

Five individuals were sentenced for trafficking illegal firearms, including 55 ghost guns, in Queens, as announced by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the Creedmoor Mixed-Use Project in Queens, which includes over 2,000 homes, with more than 950 affordable rentals, as part of the $500 million NY-RUSH program.

Mayor Eric Adams inaugurates four renovated soccer fields on Randall's Island, reflecting New York's commitment to public spaces and community support for over 208,200 migrants.

Manhattan DA announced indictments against an alleged SIM-swapping identity theft ring, including accomplices from AT&T and T-Mobile, accused of stealing $435,000.

32 reputed gang members in Queens face charges including murder and conspiracy, as a year-long investigation reveals their involvement in violent turf wars.