Jets quarterback Justin Fields suffered a toe injury at training camp, sparking concern among fans and the team. Coach Aaron Glenn is awaiting details on the injury's severity.

A teen was hospitalized after being slashed by a group in an Upper West Side luxury building's lobby. Police are seeking the assailants; no arrests yet.

A bus collision near Port Authority Bus Terminal injured about 30 people; FDNY reported all minor injuries. The incident caused temporary bus delays but was mostly resolved by midday.

The article discusses the inconclusive status of federal investigations into former members of Mayor Eric Adams' administration and related legal issues.

Columbia University settles with the federal government for $221M over civil rights probes without admitting wrongdoing, agreeing to policy changes and federal monitoring.

NYC Mayor Adams, with HPD and NYPL, launched "Liberty Link," a program providing free Wi-Fi to low-income families in affordable housing to bridge the digital divide.

Nigel Joseph is charged with payroll tax evasion, wire fraud, and identity theft, allegedly using illegal means to fund a lifestyle of luxury while neglecting tax obligations.

Da'Quan Tucker received a 57-month sentence for assaulting a former cellmate with a knife at FCI Otisville, followed by three years of supervised release.

New York faces excessive heat with temperatures nearing 100°F along with potential thunderstorms, and a heat advisory in place urging caution against heat-related illnesses.

Tim League is opening Metro Private Cinema in Chelsea, offering private rentals of plush screening rooms with pre-movie dinner, themed for the film selected. Prices range from $200 to $1,000 with additional costs for dining and drinks.

PATH train service between Hoboken and New York faces delays due to ongoing repairs after a derailment caused by a faulty track switch, with alternative travel options extended for commuters.

A Staten Island teenager faces attempted murder and other charges after a shooting near Stonewall Inn, unrelated to Pride celebrations. The incident left two teens injured, one critically, following a fight between rival groups.

New York Governor Hochul and MTA announced subway accessibility upgrades for 12 more stations, part of the plan to make 70% of rides ADA-compliant by 2029.