A video shows Joshua Chan of Islip Forward being carried out of a Huntington Women’s Day event, prompting competing accusations from a state senator and the activist group.

Morning fog and light drizzle will limit visibility across NYC; light showers are likely tonight and a warm-up begins Sunday.

A Suffern High staffer was hospitalized after being assaulted while breaking up a student fight; a 16‑year‑old is in custody and the investigation is ongoing.

East Harlem health leaders traveled to Albany this week to press lawmakers to protect funding for community health centers as CHCANYS warns of a $300M shortfall.

Surveillance video shows transit officers chase a trespasser who dropped a loaded gun on the tracks; the suspect was detained and the weapon recovered.

RFR is reportedly pursuing a roughly $130M refinancing on a landmark Manhattan hotel, Green Street reports. The move comes as hotel deal flow returns to NYC.

Harlem activists marched last Saturday to protest the return of ABAWD work rules and warn that stricter enforcement could trigger SNAP benefit cutoffs.

Rama Duwaji liked Instagram posts that appeared to celebrate the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, according to reporting. City Hall says the mayor condemned the violence.

The Nami Nori team is opening a gimbap pop‑up in the old Postcard Bakery and NoHo pita shop Shifka is launching a series of collabs — including a Katz’s pastrami laffa — next week.

Manhattan prosecutors unsealed an indictment March 6, 2026 in the Kips Bay beating that killed delivery worker Santiago Ajsac Sirin. Two men are in custody while two suspects remain at large.

A man extradited from India for a 2005 Hicksville crash that killed a father was sentenced Friday to up to 10 years after pleading guilty to manslaughter.

A bus and a vehicle collided on the Manhattan Bridge lower level Friday, injuring 16 people. Emergency crews treated multiple victims and one person was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

Letitia James hailed a federal court victory that voided FEMA’s BRIC termination, but New York projects worth roughly $351 million are still waiting as states press for enforcement.