The New York Tribune

NYC Makes Syringe Redemption Program Permanent

The Health Department says trained participants have removed 3.5 million used syringes while receiving small cash payments for safe collection and disposal.

Jon Stewart Extends Daily Show Role Through 2028

Stewart will continue hosting on Mondays and serving as executive producer, while the program’s correspondents rotate Tuesday through Thursday.

Billy Crystal’s 860 Opens on Broadway

The 100-minute solo play at the Imperial Theatre turns the loss of Crystal’s longtime home into a story about memory, family, grief and comedy.

Rochester Lands $375 Million Rare-Earth Processing Facility

Buffalo Housing Project Tests Large Indoor Battery System

Knicks Raise Championship Banner Before Opening Title Defense

New York Opens Formal Review of a Lake Placid–NYC Winter Games

Zelenskiy Heads to Oslo as U.S.–Ukraine Tensions Deepen

Iranian Officials Describe Deliberate Delay in U.S. Talks

City Launches Outreach Team to Help Residents Keep Medicaid

New York Tax Receipts Run $7.3 Billion Above State Projections

East Village Housing Project Secures $203.5 Million Construction Loan

Amazon Opens a Simpler Path From PyTorch to Its Trainium AI Chips

Report Finds AI Agents Used in More Than 100 Website Breaches

AI Shares Lead a Cautious Wall Street Rebound

Fatal Shooting on Midtown Subway Platform Draws Police Investigation

Bike MS Brings Rolling Closures Around Manhattan on Sunday

New York-Area Service Firms Report Weaker Activity and Faster Price Growth

SoHo Mixed-Use Building Secures $216 Million Refinancing

AI-Assisted Pricing Expands as Consumers Ask How Prices Are Set

White House Opens 60-Day Review After Waiving Russia Sanctions

City Asks Private Garages to Bar ICE Staging Operations

Toggenburg Mountain Sale Clears Path for Ski Area’s Return

Health Network and IT Vendor Settle Pediatric Data-Breach Case

Knicks Return Their Championship Core for a New Title Test

Open House Weekend Unlocks More Than 300 City Destinations

FDA Expands Bladder-Cancer Treatment to a High-Risk Patient Group

Citi Bike Adds Stations Across Seven More Neighborhoods

East New York Housing Project Opens First 386 Homes

Pet Food Assistance Set to Begin at 22 City Pantries

Federal Judge Dismisses Challenge to NYC Sanctuary Laws

World Food Day Puts Affordability Beside Innovation

Airlines Face Today’s Summer 2027 Scheduling Deadline

City Takes Revenue Stake in Planned NYU Quantum Lab

New York Fintech Ramp Raises $1.85 Billion at $60 Billion Valuation

City Housing Vouchers Shift to Preserve Rental Aid

Inflation Jolt Sends Technology Shares Lower

New York Seeks Child and Privacy Safeguards in Character.AI Sale

WTO Raises Goods Forecast but Finds an Uneven Global Trade Recovery

City Opens 90-Day Window to Reduce Eligible Fine Debt

New York Seeks Sanctions Over Shkreli’s Pharmaceutical Trading

Gasoline Pushes Annual Inflation to 3.7 Percent

Lafrenière Scores Twice as Rangers Stay Perfect at Home

Steve Reich’s Landmark Work Returns as an Immersive Cycle

New York Urges Seasonal Vaccination Before Respiratory Illness Peaks

City Orders Review of NYPD Use-of-Force Policies

Truck Fire Prompts Westbound BQE Closure in Brooklyn

Earnings Support Wall Street as Chip Shares Weaken

Poland Attributes Starlink Arson to Russian Intelligence

White House Says Ambassador to Greece Was Asked to Resign

Qatar Airways Temporarily Suspends Riyadh and Dammam Flights

Subway Reaches a Billion Trips as Ridership Recovery Continues

City Expands Faster Grant Payments for Small Nonprofits

Buffalo Research Site Set for $49 Million Materials Expansion

Syracuse Hospital Begins Psychiatric Unit Overhaul

Comic Con Closes Its Anniversary Weekend With Sunday Programs

Monday Holiday Changes New York Collection Schedule

G Line Night Closures Begin Between Bedford-Nostrand and Court Square

Parade Brings Fifth Avenue Closures to Midtown and Upper East Side

City Issues Waterbody Advisory After Recent Rain

Street Cleaning Rules Pause, but Parking Meters Still Apply

New York City Launches a New Map to Mental Health Care

Lost Battalion Hall Reopens After $25.9 Million Renewal

New York Seeks Return of $17 Million for Jobless-Benefit Upgrades

Russian Diesel Deal Reverses U.S. Pressure as Fuel Costs Rise

Giants Regain Key Starters Before Washington Test

Comic Con’s Sold-Out Saturday Puts Fandom Center Stage

Catania Airport Reopens After Etna Alert Is Lowered

Flights resumed Tuesday, but repeated closures left thousands of passengers facing knock-on disruption.

DoorDash Reaches $131.5 Million Settlement With New York City

The agreement addresses pay disputes involving more than 260,000 delivery workers in the city.

New York Sues Polymarket Over Alleged Illegal Gambling

State officials allege the prediction-market operator offered event contracts without authorization; the claims now face the courts.

Labcorp Settlement Brings Data-Security Changes

A multistate agreement over a 2019 vendor breach includes payments and new safeguards, according to officials.

New York Challenges Federal Offshore Wind Cancellations

New York and California challenge federal agreements to compensate companies for abandoning offshore wind projects.

Finger Lakes Counties Receive Funding for Child Lead Screening

A settlement-funded project will test ways to improve screening in Yates and Seneca counties.

Utility-Relief Enrollment Drive Draws More Than 21,000 Applications

The state reported an early response to its outreach campaign and plans additional events through the fall.

Oil Climbs as U.S.-Iran Talks Remain Uncertain

Crude prices rose Monday as uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz kept energy and inflation risks in focus.