Holocaust survivors gathered at NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage for the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, sharing memories and concerns about rising antisemitism.

The Trump administration has set new arrest quotas for ICE officers, mandating 1,200 to 1,500 arrests a day, raising concerns about resources and the impact on communities.

The NYPD seeks a suspect in a December homicide in Manhattan, offering a $3,500 reward for relevant information.

Manhattan experiences multiple slashing incidents, with NYPD seeking information on suspects connected to a "6" train assault and a Times Square nightclub altercation.

A woman was pushed into a train at a NYC subway station; the suspect, Markeese Brazelis, with a criminal history, was charged with assault and reckless endangerment.

NYC's skyline will light up yellow for International Holocaust Remembrance Day as per Mayor Adams' announcement, marking the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.

Mayor Eric Adams announces record employment and job initiatives in NYC, including 4,770,981 total jobs, support for M/WBE, and a proposal to amend city zoning for business growth.

New York lawmakers passed a bill to protect digital health data, requiring consent before data collection and sale, with serious fines for violations.

Residents in New Jersey cities report seeing ICE agents, causing anxiety. Operations follow Newark raids; local officials address community concerns and educate on rights.

Two security guards were slashed in the face during a scuffle at Times Square's Circo Restaurant and Nightclub. Police are investigating; no arrests yet.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is on a reduced schedule due to illness, as his office prioritizes continuity of city operations. He's known for living with type 2 diabetes.

Reports indicate NYC special education spending increases amid allegations of fraud and reimbursement abuse for private services, raising legal concerns and highlighting system flaws.

TWU Local 100 President Richard Davis resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations, with the union citing health reasons. Internal charges have been initiated, with John V. Chiarello to oversee operations until a new election.