Two historic Catholic schools in Harlem are closing, impacting families and community members who lament the loss of these educational institutions with deep local ties.

Two men were stabbed at Grand Central Terminal; one during an altercation on a train and the other, a bystander. Both are stable; the suspect remains at large.

NYC saw low turnout in Community Education Council elections amid ideological clashes; PLACE lost seats in District 2 due to anti-transgender sports stance.

New York City joins a coalition to protect $4 billion in federal research funding from potential NIH cuts, arguing the importance for medical research and local economies.

Donta King Jr. was sentenced to 25 years-to-life for the murder of Ronald Thomas. The crime, stemming from a love triangle, occurred on the Upper West Side in 2022.

New York braces for severe thunderstorms and approaching heat wave, with potential for hazardous conditions including damaging winds, heavy rain, and heat-related illnesses. NWS advises precautions and monitoring for updates.

Former Senator Bob Menendez started serving an 11-year sentence for bribery, including accepting cash and gold for political favors. He reported to a Pennsylvania prison and maintains his innocence.

NYC Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander was detained by ICE agents at an immigration court while escorting a defendant. His campaign confirmed the incident.

Woman dies at Union Square Station after being hit by a train while trying to climb back onto the platform; service disrupted for hours as police investigate.

Florida man Robert Rahrle received a 100-month prison sentence for wire fraud and tax evasion linked to his fake online gift basket business for prisoners and false tax filings.

New York City expects erratic weather with a mix of showers and thunderstorms, potentially affecting Juneteenth celebrations, but with no severe weather warnings issued.

Trump ordered increased deportations in Democrat cities, following "No Kings" protests; NYC Mayor Adams said the city won't aid civil enforcement but will support criminal enforcement.

NYC Mayor Adams and NYPD Commissioner Tisch announce the expansion of the NYPD's Quality of Life Division to tackle local grievances and improve public safety.