NYC implements a 15 mph speed limit for e-bikes and scooters to enhance street safety, sparking mixed reactions and skepticism about enforcement effectiveness.

The Erie Canal's 200th anniversary sparks discussions on its future, balancing historical significance, ecological impact, and its shift from commerce to recreation.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $40 million investment in a new workforce training facility at Hudson Valley Community College, aiming to prepare workers for high-demand fields.

Governor Hochul announces Watkins Glen State Park's camping season to open early on May 8-10, 2026, to coincide with the NASCAR Cup Series race weekend.

New York AG Letitia James announced an Election Protection Hotline to help resolve voting issues for the November election, starting from the early voting period through Election Day.

NY Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against Royalty Tobacco shop and its owners for illegal sales of flavored vapes and targeting underage buyers.

Five individuals pled guilty to running a cryptocurrency drug ring in Manhattan, resulting in one leading accomplice, NAN WU, being sentenced to over 6 years and the forfeiture of cryptocurrencies and cash.

Tylek McPherson was indicted on multiple charges for slashing a man near Astor Place, with the Manhattan DA's Office providing support for victims of violence.

NYC Mayor Adams announced a $10 million Municipal Child Care Pilot Program providing affordable on-site childcare for DCAS employees starting in September 2026.

Luis Pallchisaca, 21, was indicted for attempting to murder a passenger on a 7 train in an unprovoked attack. He could face up to 25 years if convicted.

A Queens Village man was indicted for labor trafficking and larceny, accused of defrauding and enslaving a Bangladeshi student, threatening him with deportation.

Reputed crime family members and NBA figures are charged with rigging illegal poker games, using high-tech methods to cheat and funnel profits to the mafia.

Current and former NBA players, including Terry Rozier, have been charged in a betting and money laundering operation involving the use of non-public NBA information.