Teen Stabbed, Another Punched in Brooklyn Subway Station During Clothing Sale Gone Awry
Two teenagers were assaulted during a clothing sale at a Brooklyn subway station, leaving one stabbed and one punched. Suspects fled and no arrests have been made.
Mexican Navy's Training Ship Relocated for Repairs After Fatal Brooklyn Bridge Collision
The Mexican Navy's ship Cuauhtémoc was moved for repairs after hitting the Brooklyn Bridge, impacting ferry routes and overseen by multiple agencies. Two sailors died in the crash, which is under NTSB investigation.
New York Governor Hochul Appeals to U.S. Senate to Oppose Controversial "One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Governor Hochul opposes the controversial "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," urging the Senate for a bipartisan option, while GOP senators debate the bill's cuts to healthcare and social safety nets.
Staten Island Celebrates Completion of Lighthouse Point Development with New Housing and Commercial Spaces
The Lighthouse Point project on Staten Island's waterfront completed its initial phase, providing 115 residential units, 60,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, and 274 parking spots, with state support of $16.5 million.
NY Attorney General Letitia James Battles FDA to Liberate Abortion Pill alongside Californian, Massachusetts, and New Jersey Counterparts
AG Letitia James and counterparts filed a petition asking the FDA to lift restrictions on the abortion medication mifepristone, highlighting its safety record and arguing against the REMS program's barriers.












