Target opened a new store in Astoria, Queens, with another planned for Bridgehampton, NY. Store director Faye Cardoso, a 25-year employee, leads the Astoria opening that has created local jobs.

A stormwater geyser at the 28th Street subway station highlights how Manhattan's historical landscape impacts modern infrastructure, with officials seeking resilient transit solutions.

A woman hijacked an idle N train in Queens for a one-stop joyride, the latest in a series of similar incidents involving unauthorized use of subway trains in New York City. No injuries or damage were reported.

Nassau County's only gay nightclub, Halo, closed less than two years after opening due to financial issues, including delays in getting a liquor license.

Mayor Adams showcased the clean state of Roberto Clemente Plaza, but residents and shop owners are skeptical about its long-term impact on drug use and homelessness.

New York delays new offshore wind power lines due to Trump opposition, impacting the state's climate goals. The Public Service Commission aims to protect consumers from costs amid federal uncertainties, with Governor Hochul's support.

The NYPD is seeking a man for an attempted rape in the Bronx; the incident occurred near East 150 Street and Wales Avenue. No suspect description is released, but the public's help is requested.

NYPD seeks suspect in grand larceny case involving a scam against a 71-year-old woman in Brooklyn, resulting in the theft of $230 and jewelry worth $900.

David Degrasse admitted to multiple ATM thefts, with over $55,000 stolen across various states. He agreed to forfeit $9,300 and pay restitution, facing a possible 10-year sentence.

New York's Governor Hochul announced a partnership with onsemi for a $20 million semiconductor R&D facility at Stony Brook University to enhance tech and economic growth.

Attorney General Letitia James leads 21 states in suing HHS and CMS to block a rule that could strip millions of healthcare coverage and exclude gender-affirming care.

Former NYC DOC Captain Marc Silverman has been convicted of fraudulently obtaining over $200,000 in disability benefits while working as a bus driver.

NY AG Letitia James leads a 20-state coalition to maintain legal services for unaccompanied immigrant children.