A woman died and another was injured when a car, hit by another vehicle, was pushed onto them at a dangerous Queens intersection. Residents demand increased traffic enforcement.

An FDNY video showing students with tied hands carrying cotton balls sparked outrage, leading to the firing of the employee involved and calls for a probe into systemic racism.

NYPD seeks info on a hit-and-run in Queens that injured an elderly woman; she was hit by an e-bike on 64 Ave & Queens Blvd. The cyclist fled the scene.

Mayor Eric Adams provides an analysis of seven casino bids in NYC, focusing on their economic potential and community impact, aiming for transparency and fairness in the selection process.

New York City is forecasted to have a sunny week with mild temperatures and some chances of mid-week showers, as reported by the National Weather Service.

A student was arrested for a threatening Instagram post and possessing a loaded pistol at a Queens high school; additional security measures were installed.

Governor Hochul allocates $176 million to enhance New York’s water and sewer systems, targeting lead line replacements and contaminant removal in drinking water.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week with moderate temperatures for New York City, with the chance of showers on Tuesday and a Hazardous Weather Outlook issuing no severe warnings.

Haifa Smoked Fish recalls smoked salmon and sea bass over Listeria concerns, with specific lot numbers 219 and 212, advising consumers to return products for refunds. No related illnesses reported yet.

Jeremy Fistel from Texas was arrested for making threats against NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani. He pleaded not guilty but could face 60 years if convicted.

Governor Hochul announces a $300 million investment for a Quantum Research and Innovation Hub at SUNY Stony Brook, positioning New York as a leader in quantum science.

An Astoria man, Luis Saula Quindi, faces up to 15 years in prison for vehicular assault and DUI after hitting two pedestrians, causing severe injuries. He was arrested with a suspended license and a high blood alcohol level.

Former AFL Construction president Liaquat Cheema received a 4-year prison term for fraud tied to NYC homeless shelter contracts.