New York's Attorney General Letitia James joins a coalition in support of Michigan's ban on conversion therapy for minors, submitting an amicus brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Letitia James leads a coalition of attorneys general challenging the end of TPS for Venezuelan immigrants, stressing their contributions and the risks they face if deported.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Chancellor Aviles-Ramos announced a $128 million investment to maintain school budgets for the 2025-2026 school year, regardless of enrollment changes.

New York City forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms, with varied temperatures across boroughs and a mix of sunny and rainy prospects towards the weekend.

New York City officials announce the opening of an inclusive early childhood education center in Brooklyn, aiming to serve children with and without disabilities, including dedicated AIMS classrooms for students with autism.

Queens resident Viando Ricketts was sentenced to 34 years for raping two underage girls. The Queens DA labeled him a sexual predator who attacked the victims at a local motel.

Brooklyn DA has indicted the owners and managers of Hothead Grabba, LLC for allegedly stealing $310,000 in wages from employees at their tobacco plant.

A large fire at Crown Recycling Facility in Calverton, Long Island, has been mostly controlled after a significant response from firefighters. Environmental concerns are being investigated due to potential asbestos presence.

An all-electric Beta Technologies aircraft completed a flight to JFK Airport, underscoring advances in sustainable aviation technology and urban air mobility.

A fire at Nyack Plaza, NY, displaced 35 people and prompted a mutual aid response. Local organizations are aiding residents; one firefighter was hospitalized.

Public health officials in Putnam County, NY, warn of potential measles exposure at Arturo's Tavern on May 28, advising exposed persons to contact them.

SummerStage is back in NYC with over 70 free concerts in various genres across the city's parks, featuring artists like Marcus Miller, The Roots, and Big Freedia.

NYPD is seeking La'Keysha Jackson, a nanny accused of abusing three children in the Bronx, after surveillance footage showed her beating them with a belt. The ACS terminated her employment and is investigating.