Calls rise to address the South Bronx open-air drug market, as Congressman Ritchie Torres and the community urge NYC Mayor Eric Adams for action, citing a "systemic failure of governance" and plummeting local commerce.

NY Attorney General Letitia James urges DoorDash workers to claim their part of a $16.75 million settlement due to a tip misuse issue, with a filing deadline of September 30, 2025.

The NYC Council approved rezoning for a proposed Coney Island casino despite local opposition; the project's fate now depends on a state casino license.

Williams Companies proposes a 17-mile gas pipeline off Staten Island and the Rockaways, capable of supplying 2.3 million homes, amid debates over New York's energy infrastructure and recent support from President Trump.

New York Governor Hochul announces a $75 million investment by Lactalis USA to enhance dairy facilities in Walton and Buffalo, ensuring job retention and creation.

Anna Wintour steps down as Vogue's editor-in-chief but remains involved as global chief content officer and editorial director, signaling a significant shift at the magazine.

The historic Domino Sugar refinery in Yonkers will close by the end of 2025, impacting 300 workers and signaling changes in the community and local economy.

Rite Aid is closing over 800 stores across 11 US states, amid financial struggles and a second bankruptcy within two years. The chain aims to secure liquidity and meet financial goals through store closures.

MoneyGram agreed to pay $250,000 in a settlement for neglecting consumer rights, including delays in transfers and refunds, violating protection laws.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues Aneva Gym for allegedly defrauding customers by failing to provide proper contracts and hindering membership cancellations.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $1 billion investment in SUNY Downstate Hospital to overhaul the facility and improve healthcare in Central Brooklyn.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order to halt the Trump administration's efforts to shut down AmeriCorps, thereby protecting the program.

Orbic Electronics is investing $110 million to move its manufacturing from India and China to New York, creating 1,000 jobs and a high-tech hub on Long Island.