The NSTC EUV Accelerator opened in New York, marking a key development in semiconductor technology with state and industry leaders attending the event.

Attorneys general and governors are suing the Trump administration for freezing $7 billion in education funding, potentially impacting various educational programs and services.

NYC is opening 11 schoolyards for public use as playgrounds, part of Mayor Adams's "Schoolyards to Playgrounds" initiative and his broader efforts to improve urban green spaces.

The National Weather Service warns of potential health risks from extreme heat in NYC, forecasting high temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms across the boroughs.

NYC Council is set to pass a bill for swift disclosure of detainee deaths at Rikers Island, aiming to increase transparency and address secrecy concerns.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for NYC, predicting thunderstorms and potential flash floods with heavy rainfall rates across all five boroughs.

New York Governor Hochul stresses the state's focus on being prepared for extreme weather, introducing the State Weather Risk Communication Center, and expresses concern over federal funding cuts for weather-related initiatives.

Governor Hochul announces the $32 million revitalization of Greater Binghamton Airport to boost regional economic growth and improve passenger experience.

The National Weather Service reports a sunny day in NYC with varying highs; a week ahead with possible showers, thunderstorms, and near 90s temperatures by Tuesday; rip current risks; and a sweltering end to the week.

A New York bill sent to Governor Hochul mandates special training for daycare inspectors to detect drug activity, following a toddler's overdose death.

NYPD seeks two suspects for an early morning armed robbery in the Bronx, where a 69-year-old man was robbed of a necklace, phone, and cash. They fled in a dark Honda.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the completion of renovations for nearly 400 public housing units in Troy, NY, part of a $136 million project to improve affordable housing.

New York AG Letitia James secures $720 million from 8 drug companies for their roles in the opioid crisis, to fund treatment and prevention in the state.