NYC Mayor Adams launched a $15 million workforce program, CRED, to offer job opportunities and training to at-risk and justice-involved individuals aged 18-40.

Bloods gang members from Long Island face new charges involving attempted murders, armed robberies, and firearms trafficking, with one member arrested in Georgia.

The Cold Spring Hills nursing home in Long Island may close by May 15 unless a labor deal is reached, amid financial woes and a potential new owner negotiation.

Irving "Irv Gotti" Lorenzo, influential figure in hip-hop and R&B, has died at 54; remembered for his contributions to Def Jam and Murder, Inc., and fostering talents like DMX and Ashanti.

New York City child care centers face payment delays and closures; some payments initiated, but disagreement over enrollment figures and the city's fiscal responsibility continues.

Governor Hochul announces a $200 million investment to enhance energy efficiency at SUNY Old Westbury's Natural Science Building, supporting New York's sustainability goals.

The NY Attorney General won't charge an NYPD officer in Ervin Zacarias Antonio Agustin's death, lacking evidence of criminal intent or recklessness when Agustin was hit by a police vehicle.

A cosmetologist in Flushing is charged with assault for illegally administering treatments like Botox. Fei Min, 41, operated without a valid license and could face up to 7 years if convicted.

A Morning Consult poll shows 60% of NYC voters support congestion pricing, with reports of faster travel and a 7% subway usage increase, despite some discontent over costs.

FDNY firefighters swiftly and precisely rescued a 15-year-old boy in Queens after he was impaled by a fence, transporting him with the impaled section to avoid further injury.

NYC bodegas struggle to maintain affordable prices for the classic bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich amidst rising egg costs due to a persistent bird flu outbreak, with the future of the staple breakfast at risk.

A disbarred Queens attorney, Hyun W. Lee, was sentenced to 54 months in prison for defrauding the Korean-American community through a wire fraud scheme.

Mayor Eric Adams and Commissioner Gross have announced a $2 million investment to expand the "Jobs NYC" initiative, aimed at boosting economic opportunities in high-unemployment neighborhoods.