Authorities search for suspects after a shooting in a Bronx Wendy's left two men injured; the incident may be gang-related. Witnesses report suspects observed the victims before attacking.

New York refuses to halt DEI programs despite the Trump administration's threat to withdraw federal funding, as reported by Gothamist and CBS News. The state claims compliance with Title VI and denies the demand for further certification.

The MTA is testing smartphones, like Google Pixels, to detect subway track irregularities with higher accuracy than human inspectors, aiming to improve NYC subway safety.

A mural at the "birthplace of hip-hop" in the Bronx sparked a legal battle with NYC over a fine for alleged advertising, raising issues of art versus commerce.

A man received a nine-year sentence for stabbing a passenger after a minor dispute involving his girlfriend and an apartment door led to violence on a city bus.

Leshawn Thomas of Clayville received a 10-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking and illegal gun possession after pleading guilty to the charges.

The weekend weather forecast for New York City predicts showers and possible thunderstorms, with temperatures around 48 degrees and east winds of up to 25 mph.

The New York State Thruway Authority is suing toll evaders owing $70 million, targeting three companies for over $1 million each and pursuing aggressive measures to recover funds for road maintenance.

Two teens were stabbed by three suspects on a Bronx subway platform; the attackers also stole a cellphone and hit a victim with a bottle. This comes amidst NYPD reports of reduced subway crime.

The Gothamist article discusses the high proportion of immigrants in NYC, their economic challenges, and the city's expenditure on sanctuary support for undocumented immigrants.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a trio of gun safety bills, including penalties for pistol converters and enforcing merchant codes for gun buys, after reporting a 53% drop in shootings.

Jason McGuire pleaded guilty to using campaign funds for personal expenses and filed false reports, as announced by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

An Atlanta man was sentenced to 151 months for defrauding ex-NBA players Dwight Howard and Chandler Parsons of $8 million, which he spent on a mansion, cars, and art.