NYCHA experienced delays in rent payments to landlords due to a federal funding issue, affecting Section 8 voucher disbursements and causing concern among property owners and tenants.

Two Chinese chemical company executives were convicted of importing fentanyl precursors and money laundering, involving the takedown of websites and cryptocurrency accounts linked to the opioid crisis.

Beyoncé announces "Cowboy Carter Tour" dates, starting in Los Angeles and including limited cities in the US and Europe, with presale tickets available from February 13.

A 78-year-old man fell down an elevator shaft in the Bronx and is recovering; officials performed a rescue and the landlord received violations for poor maintenance.

New York City skies will feature a visible "parade of planets" after sunset, including Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, some viewable with the naked eye.

An 18-year-old man was shot and killed in the Bronx, with the suspect and motive still unknown. New York City's overall crime has decreased, though rapes and felony assaults have risen.

NY lawmakers discuss changing the election law to possibly delay a special election for Rep. Stefanik's House seat, amid GOP concerns of Democratic power abuse.

An 85-year-old woman in the Bronx had her cart stolen with $40,000 in checks and an iPhone. The NYPD seeks the suspect last seen in a black sweatshirt.

New York DMV recovers over $11 million for victims of auto theft and fraud, safeguarding consumer rights and advocating for fairness in vehicle ownership and services.

NYC is enhancing its AI sector, with Mayor Adams and NYCEDC devising a strategy for growth, including an "NYC AI Nexus" and a partnership with OpenAI.

New York City's crime stats show a 2% decrease in major felonies, but violent crimes, such as murder and rape, have increased since Mayor Adams took office.

New York Governor Hochul announced a preliminary approval for $142 million to improve healthcare in the Bronx, aiming to bolster local medical facilities and ensure equitable care.

Governor Kathy Hochul reported a 26% decrease in NYC subway fare evasion and a 9.1% drop in bus fare evasion, attributing this to enhanced MTA enforcement and infrastructure upgrades.