Muhammad Shahzeb Khan was extradited for plotting a terrorist attack on a Brooklyn Jewish center. He faces charges of supporting ISIS and attempted terrorism.

Anthony Ellison was sentenced to 29 months in prison for involvement in a bribery and contraband scheme at the MCC, with an additional three years of supervised release and $200 in special assessments.

A body believed to be missing Bronx boy Montrell Williams was found in the East River; his father, Arius Williams, is a person of interest and charged with custodial interference.

Matthew Zoll, a man accused of killing his father, was found dead under a pool cover in East Shoreham; his body was discovered by a detective involved in the manhunt.

More than 80 protesters were arrested in Lower Manhattan, opposing Trump's immigration policies, with NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams critiquing NYPD-ICE collaboration. The protests are part of a national backlash.

A suspect slashed an MTA train conductor in the Bronx, and NYPD is seeking public help to locate him. The conductor received stitches for her facial injury.

LIRR service was disrupted by a tunnel fire near Grand Central, causing delays and minor injuries to firefighters and an employee. Service resumed by afternoon.

The FARE Act in NYC takes effect to make landlords, not renters, responsible for broker fees, with concerns that costs may be passed to tenants through higher rents.

NYC's OMNY payment system faces issues with overcharging and glitches, with reports of multiple charges for single rides and account charges for unmade trips, linked to a recent software update.

NYC Council members urge Mayor Adams to include more low-income New Yorkers in the Fair Fares transit discount program, advocating an expansion to 200% of the poverty level before the July 1 budget.

NYC mayoral candidates are preparing to oppose Trump's immigration enforcement, defending sanctuary policies and the city's undocumented immigrants, with actions like legal measures and protests.

A shoplifting incident in Rotterdam, NY escalated when ICE was involved, leading to the arrest of a couple, one of whom is now facing a 20-year sentence for assaulting a federal agent.

Governor Hochul announces two Interstate 88 rehabilitation projects in New York, totaling $42 million, to improve travel and enhance highway resilience.