Woman dies at Union Square Station after being hit by a train while trying to climb back onto the platform; service disrupted for hours as police investigate.

NYC chefs won major honors at the James Beard Foundation Awards, with Jungsik Yim and Vijay Kumar among the recipients. New categories were introduced, including Outstanding Professional in Beverage Service.

A swarm of bees descended on Times Square, leading NYPD to cordon off areas while experts explained that swarming bees are not aggressive and play a crucial role in urban ecosystems.

Democratic candidates court Southeast Queens voters in the NYC mayoral primary, with the region's demographic changes and ranked-choice voting adding complexity.

New York AG Letitia James collaborates with The New York Community Trust to distribute $3.2 million in grants for pollinator conservation, funded by a Bayer CropScience and Monsanto settlement.

Florida man Robert Rahrle received a 100-month prison sentence for wire fraud and tax evasion linked to his fake online gift basket business for prisoners and false tax filings.

New York felon, Andre Decker, was convicted for possessing a firearm after a chase and arrest by deputies. Sentencing is scheduled for October 15, 2025.

Bronx man Kenny Urbaez was sentenced to 12 years for a 2018 daylight shooting on Walton Avenue. He will also face five years of post-release supervision. No injuries were reported from the incident.

New York City expects erratic weather with a mix of showers and thunderstorms, potentially affecting Juneteenth celebrations, but with no severe weather warnings issued.

A gun buyback event in Southeast Queens, hosted by DA Melinda Katz and NYPD, collected 74 firearms, including 3D-printed ghost guns. The anonymous program has now netted 617 guns, supporting public safety and reducing gun violence.

Trump ordered increased deportations in Democrat cities, following "No Kings" protests; NYC Mayor Adams said the city won't aid civil enforcement but will support criminal enforcement.

A single-car crash in East Hampton led to the death of a high school student and injured six others; the driver is charged with DWI and other offenses.

MoneyGram agreed to pay $250,000 in a settlement for neglecting consumer rights, including delays in transfers and refunds, violating protection laws.