NYPD is searching for a man who robbed a Citi Bank in Manhattan's Financial District, escaping with $350. No injuries were reported. He was last seen wearing a Batman shirt.

NYC's DOT is making safety improvements at a dangerous Chinatown intersection after a fatal crash. Changes include barriers, lower speed limits, and lane narrowing. Charges were filed against those involved in the accident.

Andrew Cuomo proposes subsidizing public transit fares for the poorest New Yorkers in his mayoral campaign, criticizing Zohran Mamdani's free transit for all plan as beneficial to the wealthy.

New York AG Letitia James led a multi-state effort to block a potentially anti-competitive merger between UnitedHealth Group and Amedisys, securing a settlement to sell off some health facilities.

NYC Mayor Adams leads a coalition of local governments in filing an amicus brief to protect ACA benefits against a federal rule that may limit healthcare access.

Three tech executives are indicted for their roles in an alleged $25 million accounting fraud scheme intended to inflate a company's revenue to attract buyers.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and warm weather for NYC boroughs, with temperatures reaching up to 94 degrees in Manhattan. No hazardous weather is expected.

Two Manhattan lottery players won $1 million each from Powerball and Mega Millions tickets, with winners purchasing at Diamond News Inc. and Lucky Corner. Julio Torres Germosen claimed a Mega Millions prize, receiving $612,240 after taxes.

The renovated Delacorte Theater in Central Park reopened with "Twelfth Night," featuring major improvements and a star-studded cast, drawing eager fans for Shakespeare in the Park.

"Hamilton" marks its 10th anniversary on Broadway with special performances and a fundraiser event expected to raise $3 million for the Immigrant Coalition. Fans celebrated, and original cast members reunited for the historic moment.

A woman was slashed on a Manhattan subway while riding the 3 train; assailant fled, no arrests made. She is stable after the attack at Wall Street station. Police seek public help.

Three more 9/11 victims have been identified by the NYC Medical Examiner, 24 years after the attacks, bringing the total identified to 1,653 of the 2,753 victims.

Plans for the 34th Street busway in Midtown Manhattan are advancing, with Mayor Adams' support and city council committee approval. The busway is part of a larger rezoning plan to improve housing and transit.