Morning Briefing: Jan. 15, 2026
Good morning, New York City. Here’s what you need to know today. Your Weather Planner Be ready for…
What to know about New York City’s nurses strike
New York City nurses are striking for a fourth day Thursday, with both sides appearing to brace for…
Trial opens for NYPD sergeant accused in cooler death
Opening statements got underway Wednesday in the manslaughter trial of an NYPD sergeant accused of killing a fleeing…
New York officials push back on Trump’s funding threat
City and state officials on Wednesday pushed back against another round of funding threats from President Donald Trump…
Community Through Music brings folk to kids in Brooklyn
It was quite the hootenanny — P.S. 56 students in Bedford -Stuyvesant sang a West African folk song…
New York officials push back on Trump’s funding threat
City and state officials on Wednesday pushed back against another round of funding threats from President Donald Trump…
Iranian New Yorkers react to ongoing deadly protests
The protests and government crackdown in Iran have left more than 2,500 people dead, according to the U.S.-based…
Elon University plans full-time law program in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N.C. —  Elon University is deepening its footprint in Charlotte with the launch of a full-time law program…
NY Immigration Coalition CEO on need for passing protections
The biggest applause Gov. Kathy Hochul received during her State of the State address on Tuesday was a…
Nonprofit CEO amplifies Human Trafficking Awareness Month
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. It’s an issue that impacts thousands of people each day. A nonprofit…
Applyrs settles in amid public safety and housing concerns
In Albany, Mayor Dorcey Applyrs took office earlier this month as the city’s first person of color elected…
Immigration debate to shape N.Y. gubernatorial battle
Rising tensions over federal immigration enforcement will be a top issue in this year’s gubernatorial race — and…