NY Governor Hochul Allocates $30 Million to Fill SNAP Shortfall Amid Federal Shutdown, Launches Storytelling Site to Document Impact of GOP Cuts
New York Governor Kathy Hochul allocates $30 million in state funds to cover meals for nearly 3 million New Yorkers at risk due to federal SNAP benefit cuts. She also launched a website to document the impact of federal budget cuts on residents.
New York Attorney General Blocks Trump's Slash on Student Mental Health Funds in Court Victory
NY AG Letitia James obtained a preliminary injunction against federal funding cuts for school-based mental health programs, a legal move following a lawsuit by 16 attorneys general.
New York Boroughs Prepare for Rain and Potential Thunderstorms as Variable Weather Approaches
New York's weather forecast predicts increased clouds and gusts in Manhattan, varying rain chances across boroughs, and a frost advisory. No severe hazards are anticipated. Residents should prepare for rain and thunderstorms later in the week.
BLM Greater NY Leader Hawk Newsome Surrenders to Police on Felony Assault Charges Amid Harlem Rally Incident
Hawk Newsome, co-founder of BLM Greater New York, surrendered to police on assault charges, alleging the arrest was politically motivated. The incident occurred during a protest in Harlem.
Shark Attack Survivor and Paralympic Hero Ali Truwit Defies Odds, Tackles TCS New York City Marathon
Paralympic swimmer Ali Truwit is set to run the TCS New York City Marathon after overcoming a shark attack that resulted in the loss of her left foot. She now runs on a prosthetic blade and aims to change perceptions of disability.
Subway Incident on Manhattan's Upper East Side Causes Commuter Delays and System-Wide Disruptions
A subway incident on Manhattan's Upper East Side caused delays and disrupted service after a 6 train hit metal and sparked a fire. Passengers were evacuated and services slowly resumed.
New York Immigrants Now Fear Their Required ICE Check-Ins Could Mean Detention; One Man's Journey Followed in Gothamist Exposé
What used to be a 15-minute paperwork appointment in Lower Manhattan has become something immigrants prepare for like a possible arrest—writing down emergency contacts, leaving apartment keys with pastors, and saying what might be final goodbyes to their children.
New York Public Housing at Risk as Federal Shutdown Threatens Funding and Puts Section 8 Program in the Crosshairs
NYCHA faces funding issues due to the federal shutdown, but Section 8 payments will continue. Trump's threats to cut funds if Mamdani wins the mayoral race add to tensions.
Enjoy Today’s Clear Skies in NYC as Weather Shifts with Showers and Gale Warnings Ahead
New York City is enjoying clear skies with a high around 57 degrees, but changes are imminent with chances of showers and cooler temperatures expected later in the week.
Bank of America Winter Village Returns to Manhattan's Bryant Park with Ice Skating and Holiday Market
Bryant Park's Winter Village has opened for the 2025-2026 season, featuring a holiday market, free ice skating rink, and a food hall. It runs from October 24 through January 4.












