Venus Williams lost to Karolina Muchova in the U.S. Open after a 16-month hiatus, while the tournament's economic impact and schedule change were highlighted.

A Brooklyn woman was shot by her neighbor following a dispute in Prospect Heights. Identified as David Nurse, the alleged shooter is sought by police after the victim was hospitalized in stable condition.

Two random assaults in Central Park by David Luciano, involving choking and biting, left victims hospitalized and prompted his arrest and a psychiatric evaluation.

NYC taxi drivers rally against Waymo's driverless car tests, fearing job loss and safety issues, while Waymo and city officials emphasize safety and innovation.

Zohran Mamdani pledges to revive shelved street redesigns for safety in NYC mayoral race, amidst allegations of bribery against a former adviser of Mayor Adams. Mamdani criticizes Adams' focus on business growth over safety.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run in the Bronx; police are investigating and no arrests have been made. Traffic deaths in the Bronx have declined this year.

Increased security at the US Open involves multiple NYPD units, despite an incident where an NYPD vehicle struck a man near the venue, resulting in his death. Fans face strict bag checks and enhanced station patrols.

Sapna NYC and Beyond Rising are empowering South Asian immigrant women and undocumented youth in the Bronx through digital literacy and paid internships.

NYPD Crimestoppers seeks public assistance in catching two suspects involved in Bronx grand larcenies, having targeted two women for their jewelry on August 20.

Governor Hochul and NY education leaders discuss implementing "bell-to-bell" smartphone restrictions in schools starting fall to promote focus and deeper learning.

New York's AG Letitia James secured a $12 million settlement from Van Duyn nursing home in Syracuse for resident neglect and financial abuse by owners Steif and Koenig. The settlement requires reforms and establishes a Resident Care Fund.

NY Attorney General Letitia James files a brief opposing ICE arrests at courthouses, asserting they deter immigrants from engaging with the justice system and seeking services.

New Jersey brothers indicted for scam targeting elderly women, involving fake officials and misinformation about compromised bank accounts, with nearly $400,000 stolen.