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NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

It was a special moment during the NYPD’s Medal Day in Queens. Several members of New York’s finest were recognized for their acts of heroism, including a woman who donated more than half of her liver to keep her father alive. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.

In Connecticut, a $250 million development project is promising to breath new life into Westport. But neighbors say the revamp could erase the town’s charm. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.

It was a major milestone in New Jersey’s efforts to raise awareness about sites that have played key roles in the state’s rich African-American history, a mission that is building on lessons from the past. NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg reports.

NBC 4’s Gaby Acevedo reports on the MTA’s new campaign to combat subway surfing. 

NBC 4’s Adam Harding reports from Perth Amboy where an eminent domain battle is ongoing. 

A disabled Queens woman and her mother accused Chase Bank of falsely suspecting them of fraud and holding on to their money — hundreds of thousands of dollars. The mom and daughter said they had no problem depositing a large check back in May in the mother’s account, but they haven’t been able to get any of the money. NBC...

Former Gov. Paterson endorsed Andrew Cuomo for NYC mayor, despite clashing with him in previous years. Meanwhile, two of the others in the race, Jessica Ramos and Zohran Mamdani, clashed on views about abolishing ICE. The second mayoral debate is set for Thursday.  NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

Amid prom and wedding season, officials on Long Island are warning people to be careful when renting a limo or using other kinds of unlicensed vehicles. That includes looking for wrong insurance information. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.

It is the most widely viewed and followed sporting event in the world, and now the FIFA World Cup 2026 is officially one year away. On Wednesday in East Rutherford, the pitch was installed for the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup, which starts over the weekend. NBC New York’s Bruce Beck reports.

The two suspects in the crypto kidnapping and torture case entered not guilty pleas before a judge, as their lawyers claimed to have photos showing the alleged victim partying, smiling and laughing during the time he said he was being held captive. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports.

Nearly 100 people were detained during mostly peaceful protests around lower Manhattan’s Foley Square Tuesday night. Among the 86 people detained, 34 were arrested and charged, mainly with disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration. But the protests against the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies are set to occur again Wednesday night. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports. 

After winning their respective primaries, Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie Sherrill didn’t spend much time celebrating. Now the hard part begins, as the two will face off in the general election this November to determine the next governor of New Jersey. NBC New York’s Pat Battle reports.

A jury convicted Harvey Weinstein of one of three charges at his sex crimes retrial in lower Manhattan, but deliberations are quite done yet. Weinstein was found guilty of committing a criminal sex act against Miriam Haley, but the jury found him not guilty of a sex crime against former runway model Kaja Sokola. The jury was not unanimous on...

A suspected ISIS terrorist has been sent to New York to face federal charges, as prosecutors allege he plotted a mass shooting against Jewish people in Brooklyn. One of his goals was to shoot up Lubvavich world headquarters, according to police, who added that the suspect hoped to time the attack to the Oct. 7 anniversary of the Hamas terror...

Andrew Siff reporting on 2 weeks until democratic primary in mayor’s race.

Melissa Colorado reporting on NYC Pride Grand Marshal ready to march.

Lawmakers in Albany are scheduled to finish their legislative session this week, but before they leave for summer, some New Yorkers are  working to get them to tighten the state’s law on sex crimes. The I-Team has been reporting for years on a loophole that makes it legal in New York to have sex with someone who is too intoxicated...

Starting Wednesday, there’s no longer such a thing as a broker fee for renters in New York City, after a judge signed off on the FARE Act. So what does it mean for renters and landlords? NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports.

There was silence from the jury on Tuesday, unusual given their past behavior, where they would submit notes consistently — a total of 14 notes in three days, which doesn’t include requests for breaks, lunch or even extra coffee. But the jurors were behind closed doors on Tuesday. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.