New York State Corrections Officers to Return to Work After Strike as Agreement Reached on Overtime and HALT Act
New York State corrections officers ended a significant strike after reaching an agreement addressing overtime policy and the HALT Act, with no penalties for returning workers.
Man Stabbed in Eye During Dispute at Manhattan's Union Square Subway Station; Suspect at Large
A 57-year-old man was stabbed in the eye at a Manhattan subway station after an argument, with the assailant fleeing the scene; he's stable at Bellevue Hospital. Police seek a suspect seen in released footage.
Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures Set to Grace New York's Boroughs This Week
The NWS predicts a week of mild weather in NYC, with no hazardous conditions expected. Temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s with sunny to partly cloudy skies.
Mild and Breezy Week Ahead for New York City, No Major Hazards Expected
New York City's weather forecast predicts a varied week with breezy, sunny days, isolated showers on Sunday, no severe weather, and consistent temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Battles Corruption Charges as Political Heavyweights Weigh In
NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces legal issues with commentators watching closely; legal briefs are due as he denies charges of corruption and officials related to him resign.
New York Attorney General Reaches Settlement with App Developer for Failing to Protect Teen Privacy
New York AG Letitia James secured a $650k settlement with app developer Saturn Technologies for not verifying users' ages, endangering teens' online safety.
MTA Spends Up to $1,900 Per Gate for Subway Safety as Crime Drops 29% Amid Gov. Hochul's Initiatives
The MTA spends up to $1,900 per gate for subway safety, with significant costs at stations like First Avenue, as part of Gov. Hochul's safety initiative, which has led to a decrease in transit crimes.
Manhattan Jury Convicts Ryan Cato of Second-Degree Murder in 2021 Death of 10-Year-Old Ayden Wolfe in Harlem
Ryan Cato was convicted for the murder of 10-year-old Ayden Wolfe, a crime described as torture by DA Alvin Bragg. His public defender plans to appeal the verdict.
Protests Rage at Barnard and Columbia, Arrests and Tensions Over Palestine Solidarity and Security Measures
Protests at Barnard College and Columbia University continue over pro-Palestinian issues and NYPD presence, with nine arrests previously made for various charges.







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