New York celebrates the completion of NanoFab Reflection, a key part of a $1 billion investment in semiconductor innovation, expected to create jobs and attract private investment.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams directs city agencies to adopt language tech, enhancing accessibility for non-English speakers, with the NYPD and public schools developing custom apps. The initiative aligns with broader tech strategies for city inclusivity.

A small asteroid with a non-zero percent chance of hitting the Moon in 2032 has scientists from the Bay Area to Houston and New York scrambling to refine its orbit. As teams weigh everything from reconnaissance missions to nuclear disruption, the question is whether the odds will shrink before time runs out.

The opening of Queen One's new headquarters in Brooklyn was celebrated, set to create 600 jobs and invest in local tech innovation, with state support via tax credits.

The NYC DEP launched an app, "NYC Noise," allowing residents to measure and report noise pollution in the city, aiding enforcement of sound regulations.

Bronx high school students create a bodega-themed escape room, showcasing community culture and their robotics skills.

We tried to check our own website this morning and got an error message, joining millions of users locked out when the company protecting a fifth of the internet went dark. Whether you can read this right now depends on where you're sitting—a fitting introduction to the fragile infrastructure holding the digital world together.

Brown pelicans and a rare common cuckoo are spotted in New York, exciting bird-watchers and raising ecological concerns about climate change and migration patterns.

NY Governor Hochul implements new AI interaction safety regulations, requiring crisis intervention protocols and regular reminders to users that they are engaging with AI.

Maimonides Health in Brooklyn launched a program for students to experience and train in emergency medicine, and opened a large pediatric emergency department.

The FDA has announced a recall of over 500,000 bottles of blood pressure medication prazosin over cancer risk concerns.

A young entrepreneur who cut her teeth in San Francisco's biotech scene is now leading one of medicine's most controversial ventures from Manhattan's Upper East Side. Seven years after a Chinese scientist went to prison for creating the first gene-edited babies, Cathy Tie believes she can prove the technology is ready—if society will let her.

FIT unveils the $188.5 million Joyce F. Brown Academic Building in Manhattan's Fashion District, poised to enhance creative education with state-of-the-art resources and LEED Gold certification.