Stories from New York · United States

The film or documentary titled 'Last Play at Shea' is scheduled to receive a special outdoor screening. This event is part of the upcoming Tribeca Festival and is scheduled for June 4th at 7 p.m. Eastern at Hudson Yards in New York City. The film also explores the history of Shea Stadium, which was demolished in 2009, and its team, the New York Mets.

Apex Brasil participated in the BNEF Summit New York 2026, a major global forum focused on energy transition and sustainable investments. During the summit, Brazil reinforced its role as a global hub for clean and digital economy.

Yankees outfielder Jason Dominguez crashed into a wall during a homestand game on Friday against Seattle.

New York City Mayor Mumdani announced a program utilizing peer specialists to help drug addicts get back on track. Health Commissioner Alistair Martin stated that former substance abusers retrace their own recovery steps to assist others.

Police are investigating the theft of over $38,000 from 80 Walmart customers. Authorities stated that the store's surveillance video is available as part of the investigation. Surveillance video from the store is being used in the investigation.

Commuters have been notified that a strike by the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) could potentially occur.

Tom Homan, former ICE director, threatened to deploy more ICE agents than ever before into New York. This threat follows Governor Kathy Hochul's expected signing of bills that would limit the state's cooperation with federal immigration enforcement to only criminal matters.

A new study by the Citizens Budget Commission, a fiscal watchdog, projects that New York City's public schools could lose as many as 153,000 students over the next decade.

A preliminary range for rent adjustments has been established for approximately 1 million rent-stabilized leases.

The LIRR commuter council described conditions with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) as 'nightmarish'.