Signs of Relief as Legionnaires' Outbreak in Central Harlem Declines and City Proposes Stricter Regulations
New cases of Legionnaires' disease in Central Harlem slow down as health officials report a decline in hospitalizations and a cautious optimism towards the outbreak's trend.
Woman Dies at Brooklyn's Manhattan Beach and Another Fatality Reported on Jersey Shore
Two swimmers died in separate incidents at Brooklyn and the Jersey Shore, with concerns raised about beach safety and lifeguard coverage. Investigations are underway.
Trump Asserts Federal Control Over D.C. Police, Activates National Guard Amid Public Safety Emergency Claims
Trump assumes control over DC police, activates National Guard, citing a safety emergency, despite local official objections and legal concerns about similar actions in cities like New York.
Manhattan Attempted Rape Suspect Sought by NYPD as Public's Help Requested in Manhattan North Precinct Investigation
NYPD seeks a man linked to an attempted rape in Manhattan, urging the public to share information to catch the suspect who fled after the incident near 47th St and 8th Ave.
Gov. Hochul Champions Distraction-Free Classrooms with Smartphone Restrictions in New York Schools
Governor Kathy Hochul promotes smartphone restrictions in New York schools to create a distraction-free environment, with nearly 90% of educational entities complying. The policy includes exceptions and plans for device storage.
New York City Connects Over 3,500 Homeless Individuals to Permanent Housing in Homelessness Crisis Initiative
NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced over 3,500 homeless individuals were moved from streets and subways to permanent housing as part of the city's homelessness initiatives.
Sunny Days Ahead for New York City with Midweek Thunderstorm Possibility, Forecasts National Weather Service
New Yorkers can expect sunny days ahead, with high temperatures reaching into the low 90s. Scattered thunderstorms may occur midweek, but no hazardous weather is expected. The end of the week looks mostly sunny across all boroughs.
After Taking Control of DC’s Police, Trump Sets Similar Tone about LA, NYC, Chicago, Oakland — Can He?
Trump’s D.C. move tests federal power over city policing. We break down the statutes, the Guard, and the legal fights that could define what happens next, if Trump actually wants to expand his powers in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and other Democrat strongholds.












