The NFL and Folds of Honor Foundation awarded scholarships to the children of fallen NYPD officer Det. Didarul Islam, honoring his memory and commitment to education.

Bronx man Cristian Moya was charged with the fatal stabbing of Pamela Almonte Cabrera outside a nightclub, following a brawl where the victim tried defending someone.

The Grand Central Terminal subway renovations, costing $700 million, are complete, featuring new stairs, escalators, elevators, a mezzanine, and security upgrades to improve commuter experience.

An 18-year-old was critically injured in a Harlem shooting; initial gang involvement suspicions shift towards accidental discharge. Police seek two men seen fleeing; no arrests yet. Tips are requested.

A jewelry store owner in Queens lost $3.2 million in a home burglary, with three disguised men suspected. NYPD seeks tips; it may be linked to a prior heist.

Elmhurst, Queens residents oppose a 13-story development, fearing gentrification and displacement of small businesses and elderly locals, amid wider concerns about such changes in Queens.

The TCS New York City Marathon will see 50,000 runners and 1 million spectators across five boroughs, with heightened NYPD security and no threats reported.

NYC is set to mandate graphic warning images in gun shops to highlight the risks of firearm possession at home.

Governor Hochul has initiated the groundbreaking for The Carriage House, a $160 million mixed-use development in Downtown Patchogue, which will include 262 homes with 53 affordable units, infrastructure improvements, and over 400 parking spaces.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing the USDA for the illegal suspension of SNAP benefits during a government shutdown, affecting over 40 million Americans.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order against the Trump administration's restrictions on sexual education curricula, protecting inclusivity in health education.

Six individuals were indicted for allegedly carrying out four gunpoint robberies in a 24-hour crime spree in Manhattan, facing a 23-count indictment including robbery and assault charges.

A case manager, Analie Vargas, pleaded guilty to defrauding clients seeking permanent residence by redirecting their application fee checks for personal use. She is expected to receive probation and pay restitution.