A woman died and another was injured when a car, hit by another vehicle, was pushed onto them at a dangerous Queens intersection. Residents demand increased traffic enforcement.

The Trump administration threatens to withhold over $67 million from magnet schools in NYC, Chicago, and Northern Virginia for policies supporting transgender students, citing Title IX violations.

NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Morse faced scrutiny over the response to a Legionnaires' outbreak, discussing preventative measures and admitting to difficulty in completely eliminating risk.

An FDNY video showing students with tied hands carrying cotton balls sparked outrage, leading to the firing of the employee involved and calls for a probe into systemic racism.

NYPD seeks info on a hit-and-run in Queens that injured an elderly woman; she was hit by an e-bike on 64 Ave & Queens Blvd. The cyclist fled the scene.

New York will invest $218 million in a new EHR system for its mental health facilities, aimed at improving psychiatric care and reducing administrative burdens, with Oracle Health implementing the upgrade.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld New York's firearms restrictions in places like Times Square and on public transport, affirming the state's gun control measures.

Man indicted for placing a fake bomb near the NYPD substation in Times Square, causing an evacuation and significant disruption before the device was determined to be harmless.

Mayor Eric Adams provides an analysis of seven casino bids in NYC, focusing on their economic potential and community impact, aiming for transparency and fairness in the selection process.

New York City's Mayor Adams announced the NYPD has seized over 4,000 illegal firearms in 2025 and 23,700 since 2022, leading to a decrease in gun violence.

Two Chinese chemical company executives, Qingzhou Wang and Yiyi Chen, were sentenced in the U.S. for trafficking fentanyl precursors—25 and 15 years respectively.

New York City is forecasted to have a sunny week with mild temperatures and some chances of mid-week showers, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Constance Wu expressed disappointment over Andrew Barth Feldman's casting in "Maybe Happy Ending" and the silence from its team on issues of Asian American representation in the arts.