A cyclist died after being struck by an MTA bus in the Bronx; no charges against the bus driver have been reported. Another fatal traffic accident occurred in Queens.

The search for Vernon Glasford ended after a boat capsized in the Ambrose Channel. Three people died, and Glasford remains missing. The Coast Guard and police continue investigating the accident that affected multiple families.

A woman was hit by a stray bullet while sleeping in the Bronx; five teenagers face charges related to the incident.

A teen boy died, and a girl was injured in a bike collision with a minivan in the Bronx; the driver was not arrested as police investigate the incident.

NY Governor Hochul announced the deployment of North America's first battery- and electric-powered Metro-North Railroad locomotives for cleaner transportation.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and CTO Matthew Fraser announced savings from a new partnership with T-Mobile as the primary carrier for city mobile devices, also offering city workers discounted plans.

A man was shot in the Bronx and the suspect fled after a standoff. Police are searching for the shooter, and the victim is stable but uncooperative with authorities.

NYPD seeks three suspects from a January robbery on a southbound 2 train; a firearm was involved, and the victim's phone was stolen. They offer a $3,500 reward for information.

Unlawful strikes by New York correctional officers over issues like forced overtime have prompted National Guard intervention and led to the temporary halt of solitary confinement reforms under the HALT Act, worsening conditions for inmates.

NYPD Crimestoppers seek public help to find suspects in a Bronx stabbing that left two men injured on February 10th; a reward of up to $3,500 is offered.

Bronx man, Marlon Edwards, was sentenced to 15 years for Attempted Murder after attacking his ex-girlfriend and another man, leaving the former paralyzed.

Judge Dale Ho appointed former Solicitor General Paul Clement to investigate the dismissal of corruption charges against NY Mayor Eric Adams, furthering the legal scrutiny.

The New York Yankees have updated their grooming policy, allowing "well-groomed beards," ending their long-standing ban on facial hair that was in place since 1976.