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Comptroller Audit Exposes Issues With City's Intensive Mobile Treatment Program

Comptroller Audit Exposes Issues With City's Intensive Mobile Treatment Program

The IMT initiative was created to help New Yorkers with severe mental health problems and histories of homelessness, among other challenges.
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Snow Flurries to Start Friday Night

Snow Flurries to Start Friday Night

The Department of Sanitation said it was ready for the expected 1-2 inches of snow, with a possibility of further accumulation in the southern portion of the city.
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First Artist-in-Residence for Lefferts Historic House Museum

First Artist-in-Residence for Lefferts Historic House Museum

The creation by multi-disciplinary artist Adama Delphine Fawundu will debut at the museum in the spring.
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NYC Sues Social Media Giants For Youth Mental Crisis

NYC Sues Social Media Giants For Youth Mental Crisis

Adams seeks to hold TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and YouTube accountable for the platforms’ 'damaging influence' on children.
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Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

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NYC DOT Worker Detained For Fatal Brooklyn Hit-and-Run Incident

NYC DOT Worker Detained For Fatal Brooklyn Hit-and-Run Incident

The incident happened in March last year.
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Buddhist Temple Robbery Suspect Nabbed in Virginia

Buddhist Temple Robbery Suspect Nabbed in Virginia

It is not yet clear why the group is targeting the temples.
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Authorities Investigate FDNY Officials For Alleged Corruption

Authorities Investigate FDNY Officials For Alleged Corruption

The officials have not been criminally charged.
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City Falls Short on Contracts With Minority, Women-Owned Biz

City Falls Short on Contracts With Minority, Women-Owned Biz

NYC Comptroller's Report says just 5.3% of overall contract value went to M/WBEs in 2023.
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Mayor Adams Sued For Not Complying With Housing Laws

Mayor Adams Sued For Not Complying With Housing Laws

The Legal Aid Society, which defends low-income residents in legal matters, said the city is not enforcing laws that would make it easier for people to get housing vouchers.
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