The 2025 NYC Pride March celebrates LGBTQIA+ rights, acknowledging both historical and current challenges with reduced corporate sponsorship but strong community support and leadership.

Adam Sandler is set to bring his "You're My Best Friend" tour to New York, with a performance at Madison Square Garden. He's also releasing a Netflix special and working on several film projects.

A woman was bitten by a suspected juvenile sand tiger shark at Jones Beach, leading to beach closures and increased monitoring. The species responsible remains unconfirmed.

A woman was found dead in a Brooklyn home containing over 80 neglected dogs. Authorities and animal welfare groups are now involved in the rescue and care of the animals.

A young man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Canarsie, Brooklyn, with the police seeking the unknown gunman. The incident adds to the area's violence but shows a year-on-year decrease in shootings.

Anna Wintour steps down as Vogue's editor-in-chief but remains involved as global chief content officer and editorial director, signaling a significant shift at the magazine.

Andrew Cuomo remains in NYC's mayoral race as an independent after primary defeat, facing Mayor Eric Adams, Republican Curtis Sliwa, and others in a competitive general election.

New York's LaGuardia Airport employees will see improved wages and benefits after Governor Hochul's announcement, aligning with updates to the Healthy Terminals Act.

Two men are wanted by the NYPD for a robbery in the Bronx, where one suspect stole a Hyundai Elantra at knifepoint, and the other fled in a black Jeep. Authorities seek public assistance.

NYPD seeks information on a series of violent robberies in the Bronx, urging the public to help identify a group of suspects responsible for assaulting and robbing victims.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced nearly $200 million for New York's water infrastructure upgrade, including contaminant removal and lead line replacement, to improve access to clean water and save on costs.

Jayran Liranzo was sentenced to 20 years to life for the murder of a 21-year-old student in a random attack, with additional sentences for other related charges.

Five indicted in NYC for a financial fraud scheme netting nearly $1 million involving check forgery and cellphone theft.