Trump Warns of Federal Funding Cuts to NYC if Mamdani Wins Mayoral Race, Endorses Cuomo on Eve of Election
Trump endorsed Cuomo in NYC mayoral race, threatening funding cuts if Mamdani wins, and criticized his opponent's views, while early voting numbers soared.
NYPD Data Reveals Record Low Shootings and Subway Crimes in NYC Despite Overall Rise in Felony Assaults
NYPD data shows a decline in violent crime, with shootings and subway crimes in NYC hitting record lows in October, amid a broader context of uneven crime rates.
Governor Hochul Announces $14.3 Million Federal Funding to Fortify New York Nonprofits Against Terror Threats
Governor Kathy Hochul has allocated $14.3 million in federal funds to protect New York nonprofits from terrorist threats, focusing on physical and cybersecurity measures to counter domestic terrorism.
New York AG and 21 Other States Sue U.S. Department of Education to Protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness
Attorney General Letitia James and 21 state attorneys general are suing the US Department of Education over a new rule that could limit access to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
Mount Vernon Man Convicted for Sex Trafficking Minor Across Bronx and Brooklyn
A Mount Vernon man was convicted of sex trafficking a minor, using hotels for the acts, and promoting prostitution online. He faces a minimum of 10 years in prison.
NYC Boroughs to Enjoy Sunny Days with Gusty Winds as Gale Warnings Remain in Effect for Coastal Areas
Sunny days with occasional gusty winds are forecast for New York City, with temperatures around 60 degrees and potential gale force gusts near coastal areas. Rain is expected by Friday night.
MTA Increases Subway Service on NYC’s A and L Lines with More Frequent Trips Starting Monday
NYC's "A" and "L" subway lines will see increased services starting next Monday, including additional trips and shorter wait times, especially during peak hours and weekends.












