Community committees voted against proposed casino developments in Times Square and Hudson Yards, highlighting the tensions between development and local sentiment in urban planning.

NYPD warns of increased Toyota Highlander thefts across NYC zip codes, urging anti-theft measures. Toyota also recalls over 90,000 vehicles due to HVAC issues affecting driver visibility.

Gas prices in NYC increased after Labor Day, with the average price reaching $3.33 per gallon, due to higher demand and supply shifts. New Yorkers also face rising rents and energy bills, with local residential rents up 5.5% over the year.

Rev. Al Sharpton led a march in Manhattan's Financial District to support DEI initiatives and protest against the Trump administration's policies, drawing diverse participants and coinciding with the 1963 March on Washington anniversary.

New Yorkers struggle with soaring summer heat, rising Con Edison rates, and increased disconnections, affecting the financially vulnerable amid the climate crisis.

New York's AG Letitia James secured a $12 million settlement from Van Duyn nursing home in Syracuse for resident neglect and financial abuse by owners Steif and Koenig. The settlement requires reforms and establishes a Resident Care Fund.

NYU and The New School introduce eco-friendly initiatives for students to reuse items and reduce waste, with NYU's 'Swap Shop' and The New School's 'Free Sale' offering students a variety of used goods.

Community debate intensifies over proposed 'Caesars Palace Times Square' casino amid concerns and hope for economic benefits, with decision due by December.

NY cannabis shops sue state over changed school distance rule, alleging the unexpected change threatens their investments.

Public hearings are set for two proposed casinos in NYC's West Side, with locals to voice their opinions on The Avenir and Caesars Palace Times Square amid concerns over community impact.

Revel ends its rideshare service in NYC to focus on expanding EV charging infrastructure, transitioning from providing rides in blue EVs to deploying charging stations, with the goal of 2,000 stalls by 2030.

NYC is closing its last migrant hotel, marking a recovery milestone in the city's response to the migrant influx and shift to longer-term support solutions.

Brooklyn's Clark Street subway station reopened on Tuesday after a nearby hotel marquee collapse caused a weekend closure. The MTA confirmed normal service resume following safety measures and repairs. No injuries were reported from the incident.