ElevenLabs Set to Expand AI Operations in Manhattan with $33 Million Investment and 230 New Jobs
ElevenLabs expands in NYC, backed by Governor Hochul, investing $33M and creating 230 jobs, focusing on AI audio innovation with state support of $4.4M in tax credits.
Man Pleads Guilty in Fatal East Harlem Crash as Manhattan DA Cites Accountability
Angel Melendez pleaded guilty to charges from a fatal car crash in East Harlem that killed one person and injured another. His sentencing is set for February 2026.
New York City Sees Clear Skies Today With Rain Expected Later
The National Weather Service forecasts fog, clearing skies, moderate temperatures, and increasing rain chances towards the weekend for New York City boroughs.
Bronx and Brooklyn Drivers Face Fines for Blocking Bus Lanes as Camera Enforcement Goes Live
Bronx and Brooklyn drivers blocking bus lanes now face fines, with cameras enforcing $50-$250 penalties for repeated infractions to improve bus speeds and reduce collisions.
69-Year-Old Woman Suffers Fractured Elbow in Central Park Assault, NYPD Seeks Two Young Suspects
A 69-year-old woman sustained a fractured elbow after being attacked by two young males in Central Park. Police seek public assistance to identify the suspects.
New York City Officials Announce Historic Decline in Murders and Shootings for 2025
NYC officials report a significant reduction in gun violence and overall crime in 2025, with a record-low number of shootings and declines in murders, robberies, and grand theft auto.












