On Sunday, the NYPD’s Harbor Unit rescued a puppy from the East River near Manhattan’s South Street Seaport. Despite her ordeal, she was found in good health. Authorities are now searching for her owners.

NYC enforces mandatory composting starting April 1, with fines of $25-$300 for non-compliance. Residents must separate food and yard waste from regular trash.

NYC offers free events in April, including the indieplaza festival, an Olympic-size pool opening in Harlem, Easter Fest, environmental art at the High Line Nine, stargazing, a street photographers exhibition, and an Earth Day concert.

Columbia University SIPA graduates protested the school's compliance with Trump policies by tearing up their diplomas, highlighting the detention of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil and criticizing the university's leadership changes.

The NYPD is requesting the public's help in solving an assault case near West 25th Street and 5th Avenue. A reward of up to $3,500 is being offered for information that can assist in the apprehension of the suspect.

New York City is set for a week of unpredictable weather, with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and wind gusts, as well as a mix of foggy and sunny days.

Governor Hochul announced a $7.5 million bridge replacement project over I-90 in Onondaga County, targeting the Townline Road bridge to enhance safety and mobility.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of changing weather for New York with warm temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and a mix of sun and rain.

A delivery worker in Manhattan was stabbed with a screwdriver during a robbery attempt for his bicycle; he's in stable condition and no arrests have been made.

The Gilgo Beach case focuses on the DNA testing's admissibility, with accused killer Rex Heuermann contesting the use of advanced genome sequencing linking him to the crime via a pizza box. A Frye hearing will determine its admissibility.

Tesla vehicles, including a Cybertruck in Brooklyn, were vandalized with swastikas and the word "Nazis," with the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force and the FBI investigating these as potential domestic terrorism.

A Columbia University student, Mahmoud Khalil, faced court over contested deportation related to his Palestinian activism, with lawyers debating case jurisdiction in New Jersey.

A man fell between subway cars onto the tracks and was killed by the No. 2 train in Times Square, causing major service disruptions before normalcy resumed.