Columbia University adopts IHRA's antisemitism definition amidst debates, impacting its stance on discrimination and free speech, to unfreeze federal research funds.

Andre Cheeves was indicted on a hate crime charge for an anti-Hispanic attack at Fulton Street subway station, District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. reported.

A 79-year-old man received a 32-year-to-life prison sentence for sexually assaulting and strangling an 81-year-old woman.

New Yorkers face heat advisory with temperatures near 95 degrees, heat index at 102, and chances of thunderstorms. Cooling is forecast for the weekend with possible showers.

Wu-Tang Clan is performing their final shows in NYC and Newark as part of their farewell tour, with tickets available from $46. Their impact on hip-hop is highlighted.

Ex-Interim NYPD Commissioner Tom Donlon sues the department, alleging it operates as a criminal enterprise influenced by Mayor Adams and top officials.

A carriage driver faces misdemeanor charges after his horse, Ryder, collapsed in Central Park. The driver's actions during the incident sparked debate over the treatment of carriage horses in NYC.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $1 million in grants for NY veterans' organizations for facility upgrades, confirming New York's commitment to veteran support.

Manhattan's DA announced a significant decrease in gun violence and overall violent crime, with a strategic approach incorporating aggressive enforcement, community partnerships, and investment in local initiatives.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a shooting at Harlem's Drew Hamilton Houses. The suspect, in a black ski mask, fled and remains at large. Police continue to investigate.

Heavy rain in NYC led to significant flooding, disrupting subway services which were restored by Tuesday morning. Flash flood warnings were issued across boroughs and the Tri-State Area.

Governor Kathy Hochul seeks enhanced measures from President Trump and Congress to address UAS threats, citing recent drone incidents and potential security risks for upcoming events in New York.

The National Weather Service warns of potential health risks from extreme heat in NYC, forecasting high temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms across the boroughs.