Attorney General Letitia James leads a lawsuit against the Trump administration for broad cuts to essential service funding, alleging misuse of a regulatory clause.

Mayor Eric Adams praised the over 28% crime reduction on Roosevelt Avenue in Queens following the "Operation Restore Roosevelt" initiative, which tackled illegal activities and improved community safety and quality of life.

The historic Domino Sugar refinery in Yonkers will close by the end of 2025, impacting 300 workers and signaling changes in the community and local economy.

In New York City, almost one-quarter of children face food insecurity during summer. Food Bank for NYC and HelloFresh with No Kid Hungry launch efforts to distribute food and raise awareness, leveraging social media and local partnerships.

NYC's largest migrant intake center at the Roosevelt Hotel is closing after serving over 150,000 asylum seekers. The city is shifting its services as it faces a shelter capacity crisis. The hotel had been a major processing hub since May 2023.

Bronx officials underscore gun violence, with a 208-count gang indictment highlighting teenage involvement and critique the 'Raise the Age' law for increasing youth crimes.

A Bronx fire linked to lithium-ion batteries injured 13 people and prompted calls for stricter regulations. Mayor Adams emphasized the dangers of uncertified batteries and urged public vigilance.

A family of swans in Brooklyn's Prospect Park attracts visitors, yet raises concerns about human impact on wildlife and the swans' invasive species status.

NYC's primary elections feature high early voter turnout amid hot weather, with Cuomo and Mamdani leading the Democratic race. Ranked-choice voting is used, with final results pending if no candidate receives over 50%.

NYPD Crimestoppers seek public help in finding a man wanted for a Bronx shooting that injured a 41-year-old. The incident occurred on June 23, 2025, on Boston Road.

Gov. Hochul announces the MTA's purchase of 316 modern M-9A railcars to improve New York commuter travel, with a $2.3 billion investment and faster delivery times.

NY Attorney General Letitia James released videos related to an off-duty MTA officer's vehicle incident that killed Jose Vasquez, aiming for transparency in police oversight.

New York Attorney General Letitia James won a lawsuit against the Trump administration for illegal funding cuts to NIH research grants, impacting medical studies on diversity and LGBTQ+ health.