Staten Island students are participating in an eel count, which helps monitor water quality and reflects NYC's progress in improving aquatic habitats.

Delta Airlines is resuming its daily nonstop flights from New York-JFK to Tel Aviv on May 20 with an Airbus A330-900neo, after a temporary halt due to Middle East tensions.

A 15-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting outside a NYCHA building in Harlem. No arrests have been made; the incident is part of a disturbing pattern of youth gun violence in NYC.

The Brooklyn Bridge remains structurally sound after a collision with the Mexican Navy's tall ship, which resulted in two deaths and 22 injuries. The NTSB is investigating the crash's causes, which occurred over a 10-minute period.

Castle Hill in the Bronx opened its first dog park, offering a space for dogs and fostering community among residents. The event included a barbecue and activities.

Indictments for healthcare fraud have been brought against one current and two former Rikers Island officers, who allegedly faked injuries to claim nearly $1 million in workers' comp.

NYPD seeks two suspects for a stabbing and robbery in the Bronx; a 31-year-old man was attacked and robbed. They offer a $3500 reward for information.

Governor Hochul reports a 32% drop in NY drug overdose deaths in 2024, crediting state efforts including using $400 million in funds for initiatives and providing free overdose prevention tools.

Letitia James is leading a group of US attorneys general in a legal challenge against DHS's plan to close three oversight offices, arguing this would remove important rights protection avenues.

The NY Attorney General's report on the NYPD's fatal shooting of Kent Edwards found no grounds for charges, citing self-defense laws after he shot at officers first.

Two individuals pleaded guilty to roles in a multi-million dollar bank fraud and identity theft ring, with potential prison sentences of up to 30 years.

Registered sex offender Nathaniel Drescher faces federal charges for attempting to coerce and entice a minor into sexual activity. He remains in detention and risks 20 years to life if convicted.

The federal stop-work order on NYC's Empire Wind 1 project was lifted, a decision Mayor Adams praised, anticipating job creation and progress towards renewable energy goals.