ICE detained 16-year-old Joel Camas during a check-in, causing concern amid immigrant communities and legal advocates. Despite his special immigrant juvenile status, he is now held at a minors' facility, with his legal team seeking his release.

New York City's 2025 general election saw 79,409 voters on its first day of early voting, surpassing previous figures, with New Yorkers voting on several key positions and ballot questions.

ICE raided Canal Street, arresting nine and disrupting the counterfeit goods market, with vendors slowing returning despite ongoing debates about the issue.

NYPD seeks info on a 39-year-old man robbed and assaulted on a '2' train at Simpson Street station on October 18, 2025. The public is urged to help identify the assailant.

NYPD seeks public assistance to identify a suspect linked to multiple burglaries in Brooklyn and Queens, through a social media post asking for tips to be directed to NYPD Crimestoppers.

New York City forecasts indicate consistent weather with a chance of showers and temperatures in the upper 50s, including a Freeze Watch alert for potential frost.

NYC is investing $5 million in older adult centers for safer, more accessible facilities, marking the City Council's first dedicated funds for such renovations.

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries endorses Zohran Mamdani for NYC Mayor a day before early voting, praising his approach to the affordability crisis. The support could influence undecided Democratic voters.

Early voting began in NYC for various local elections, including a tense mayoral race, with options to vote for other positions and city proposals. Logistics and voting ID requirements are detailed. RCV will not apply in the mayoral election.

FIT unveils the $188.5 million Joyce F. Brown Academic Building in Manhattan's Fashion District, poised to enhance creative education with state-of-the-art resources and LEED Gold certification.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $24 million investment in law enforcement technology for Rochester, NY, resulting in a significant reduction in crime rates.

NY Attorney General Letitia James leads a coalition urging the Trump administration to ensure SNAP benefits continue amid a potential delay due to a government shutdown.

Jerona Smith pleaded guilty to stealing $24,000 from elderly clients and attempting to take an additional $54,000, with sentencing set for January 20, 2026.