Several states sued the HHS over changes to sex education funding terms that exclude gender identity, which could impact public health and LGBT youth well-being.

The MTA revised planned fare hikes after public feedback, with modest increases for subway and bus fares, changes in ticket expirations for railroads, and introduce new discounts, while tolls could see a 7.5% rise.

Letitia James and other attorneys general sued the HHS over forced removal of gender identity from sex education, defending funding for crucial programs against potentially discriminatory guidelines.

A Bronx inmate was found guilty of slashing a federal corrections officer inside a New York City prison. The conviction follows an FBI investigation and federal prosecution, underscoring the seriousness of violence against correctional staff.

The article describes the mild and varied early autumn weather in New York, including brief showers and temperatures around the 70s and 80s across the boroughs, based on NWS forecasts.

The iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour celebrates its 30th anniversary at NYC's Madison Square Garden on December 12th with artists like Ed Sheeran and Reneé Rapp.

Shane Tamura, the NFL HQ shooter, had CTE, confirmed by the NYC Medical Examiner's Office. His note requested his brain be studied; he acknowledged his injury and criticized the NFL.

A voltage drop caused a brief blackout at Grand Central Terminal, leading to disrupted services and trapped employees. Power was restored within an hour.

A man was shot in the foot during an armed robbery in Inwood, Manhattan, with the suspects fleeing in a silver Honda Accord. No arrests have been made.

Several NYC immigration judges, including David Kim and Carmen Maria Rey Caldas, were fired amid a case backlog and national judge dismissals since Trump's return to office.

The MTA is considering geothermal cooling for NYC subway stations to alleviate high temperatures, focusing on the feasibility for stations like 167th and 181st Street on Line No. 1.

Kristie Miro pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of her aunt, Ana Nieves, in East Harlem, with sentencing set for November 2025 to 16 years-to-life in prison.

Michael Palleschi, ex-CEO of FTE Networks, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for accounting fraud, including inflating revenue and concealing debts.