New York City introduces a new intersection design to enhance visibility and safety for cyclists and pedestrians, amid legislative calls for safer streets and after traffic-related child fatalities.

Governor Hochul allocated $550,000 to SUNY community college food pantries to address food insecurity. The funding is part of a broader $106 million effort to combat hunger in New York.

New York AG Letitia James leads a coalition of attorneys general in fighting to maintain TPS for Haitian and Venezuelan nationals, highlighting their significant contributions and opposing their deportation.

A Manhattan construction manager pled guilty to wage theft, agreeing to repay $6,700 to four workers, as part of a case by the DA's Worker Protection Unit.

New York City launches an in-school banking program to teach public school students financial literacy and provide banking services, with support from multiple financial institutions.

The NYC Council approved the OneLIC Neighborhood Plan, promising almost 15,000 new homes and 14,000 jobs in Long Island City, including 4,350 affordable housing units.

A Bronx man is charged with attempted murder for using his SUV to run over three women, with two suffering serious injuries including spinal and pelvic fractures, and brain bleeds.

A disbarred attorney was sentenced to 2.5-7 years for swindling deeds from Brooklyn homeowners in distress, resulting in convictions and fines for his companies.

Bronx man receives 7-year sentence for shooting that injured a toddler before his third birthday on Fordham Road; Bronx DA confirms conviction and sentencing.

Jeremiah White indicted for a series of violent attacks on women in the Bronx, including Attempted Murder and Assault.

A consistent weather pattern with mostly sunny days and chilly nights is expected across NYC's boroughs, alongside anticipated weekend showers. No hazardous weather is forecasted for the area according to the NWS.

A New York firefighter who volunteered in war-torn Sarajevo described something unthinkable: wealthy foreigners paying for weekend trips to shoot civilians for sport. Three decades later, prosecutors are finally taking his testimony seriously.

NYC Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani plans to reach out to President Trump for a beneficial working relationship, despite Trump's mixed signals on federal aid to the city.