New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $40 million investment for the Empire AI Beta supercomputer, boosting AI research and capabilities in the state.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams inaugurated the outdoor pool season, with new Gottesman Pool in Central Park among 64 others. The city now has 680 lifeguards and the "Learn to Swim" program is expanded.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams launches his reelection campaign amidst a challenging political environment, addressing accomplishments and facing criticism on various issues.

FDNY marine units rescued three people from the Hudson River, while a search at Haverstraw Beach State Park ended with the recovery of a deceased male, suspected to have drowned accidentally.

Senator Chuck Schumer was hospitalized for dehydration after feeling lightheaded, but resumed duties following treatment. His incident highlights the dangers of a severe heat wave.

NYC will host the first competitive eating contest between goats, organized by Major League Eating, featuring Riverside Park Conservancy's eco-friendly squad on July 12.

NY Attorney General Letitia James leads 21 attorneys general to reaffirm hospitals must provide emergency abortions under EMTALA, despite recent CMS guidance rescission.

Variable weather expected in NYC, with chances of showers and thunderstorms and temperatures in the 70s to 80s, but no hazardous weather warnings issued.

Governor Hochul celebrated the Draft Environmental Impact Statement release for Micron's $100 billion investment in New York, advancing the project for the largest cleanroom and approximately 50,000 jobs.

Members of the "Own Every Dollar" criminal group received prison sentences for armed robberies in Upper Manhattan, with key figure Luis Rosado getting 18 years.

Alvin Bragg won the Democratic nomination for Manhattan District Attorney, signalling support despite facing criticism for his approach to crime prosecution.

Mark Levine won the Democratic primary for NYC comptroller, with Justin Brannan conceding. Levine will face Republican Peter Kefalas in the general election.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg announced restitution of $36,786.36 to workers after a wage theft case involving Tuccimar, Inc. owner Anthony Martucci, who underpaid workers on a city project. Martucci is barred from city contracts for three years.