Amtrak's power issues near the East River Tunnel caused LIRR commuter delays, highlighting infrastructure problems and prompting a debate over tunnel repair strategies.

Governor Hochul honored 68 fallen police officers at the New York State Police Officers Memorial and declared May 6 Police Memorial Day, with landmarks lit blue in tribute.

New York Nissan dealerships were penalized for deceptive practices, with Attorney General James securing over $3.2 million in restitution for customers overcharged on vehicle buyouts.

Mild temperatures and partly sunny skies are in the forecast for New York City’s boroughs this week. The National Weather Service reports no hazardous weather is anticipated through Tuesday, allowing for a typical stretch of spring conditions.

Governor Hochul announces automatic inflation refund checks for New Yorkers who have filed tax returns, with amounts varying by income level. The state's budget also proposes expanding tax credits and eliminating school meal costs.

A Suffolk County officer was stabbed while attempting an arrest in Amity Harbor; non-life-threatening injuries were sustained, and the suspect apprehended.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue has announced her resignation, noting her pride in the department's achievements, despite fiscal challenges and the need for lifeguard system reforms.

Joseph Nocella, Jr. was sworn in as Interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, with a tenure to last up to 120 days or until a new appointee is confirmed.

Showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog are forecasted across New York City's boroughs with varied highs; no hazardous weather meets NWS warning criteria.

Governor Kathy Hochul expressed displeasure with the NHL for canceling the 2026 All-Star Weekend in New York, citing the state's significant investment in the arena and infrastructure. She requested a replacement event of equal value for Long Island.

Over 50 living and numerous deceased cats were found in a hoarding case on Long Island, with responders treating survivors and seeking community assistance.

A memorial baseball game in West Babylon honored two teens killed in a car crash. Surviving teen, Anthony Pagliuca, who made an impressive recovery, threw the first pitch, celebrating the lives lost and the supportive community.

Astoria's traffic redesign to prioritize bikers on 31st Avenue has led to increased traffic issues, dividing opinion among residents and drivers facing longer commutes. The DOT is monitoring the changes and may adjust plans after community feedback.