Morning Beat: New York City

In today's episode, we delve into Donald Trump's latest legal battles as his lawyers urge a New York appeals court to overturn a significant civil fraud verdict. We also explore Senator Chuck Schumer's discreet role in President Biden's decision to exit the presidential race. Plus, a look at the tri-state's top-ranking school systems and a groundbreaking discovery by NASA's Mars rover.

NJ Transit and Amtrak services resume with delays after a downed wire caused disruptions. Bill and Hillary Clinton endorse Kamala Harris for president following Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race. Discover the heartwarming story of a 70-year-old retiree turned model.

Brace for heavy rain and potential flooding in the tri-state area as we head into the weekend. Meanwhile, Union Square is set to host its first-ever night market, offering a feast for the senses. Plus, a court ruling that could impact the Trump civil fraud case.

The NYPD is replacing its decades-old 'Courtesy, Professionalism, Respect' slogan with a new, crime-focused motto. We dive into the implications of this change and what it means for community relations. Plus, updates on major legal cases and a groundbreaking donation in education.

Brace yourselves: NYC faces severe weather tonight with the potential for tornadoes. Plus, Citi Bike users are hit with a new round of fee hikes. And in New Jersey, a high-speed chase raises questions about juvenile justice reform.

A Bronx predator is behind bars, a historic heatwave stalls the Third Avenue Bridge, and the long-awaited Gateway Tunnel Project finally secures funding. Plus, Columbia University faces backlash over antisemitic messages. Tune in for today's top stories.

A Delta flight diverts to JFK due to spoiled food, while luxury hotels in NYC offer free helicopter transfers for suite guests. Plus, Macy's 4th of July fireworks return to the Hudson River. Tune in for the latest updates and insights.

Get ready for July 4th travel with essential transit updates. We also cover the heartbreaking plane crash that claimed the Van Epps family. Plus, a person of interest is detained in the Central Park sunbather attack.

The Macy's 4th of July Fireworks return to the Hudson River, promising a spectacular show. Pride Month concludes with a mix of celebration and protest, while severe weather looms over the tri-state area. A man’s fireworks mishap serves as a stark reminder of the dangers involved.

President Biden joins NYC leaders for the Stonewall National Monument visitor center opening, celebrating LGBTQ+ history. Meanwhile, a Long Island man shares his miraculous survival story after a heart attack at an ATM. Plus, a world-first brain implant offers hope for a young epilepsy patient.

A woman faces charges after abandoning her dog on a Westchester street. Governor Hochul's congestion pricing pause stirs debate. Plus, NYC's largest pool reopens after a $19M renovation.

From a daring rescue of a missing Connecticut teen to the tragic murder of a beloved sneaker reseller, today's stories are nothing short of gripping. We also dive into a bizarre gamer feud turned violent and a blockbuster trade shaking up the Knicks' roster. Tune in for the latest headlines and heartwarming good news.

A Westchester County dog abandonment caught on camera sparks a search, while a tragic SoHo shooting leaves the city on edge. Amazon Prime Day is back with tips to avoid scams, and Macy's 4th of July fireworks promise a dazzling display. Plus, a 105-year-old earns her master's degree!

Protesters stormed the 18th green at the Travelers Championship, causing a dramatic scene as leaders were about to putt. Severe storms wreaked havoc in Connecticut, injuring three by lightning. Meanwhile, Justin Timberlake opens up about his personal struggles, sparking meaningful conversations.

In this episode, we cover a harrowing incident involving an Uber driver in Prospect Heights, significant transit disruptions at Penn Station, and powerful storms threatening the NYC area. We also bring you uplifting news about a robot that mimics human touch to revolutionize recycling. Tune in for the latest updates and a mix of local and good news.

In today's episode, we cover the harrowing attack at a high school graduation, the courageous capture of a child rapist, and a heartwarming story of engineering students creating 3D-printed prosthetics for a young drummer. Plus, Coldplay's eco-friendly album release. Tune in for these stories and more.

We pay tribute to the legendary Willie Mays and his impact on baseball. We also cover the tragic death of a social worker in Peekskill and the chaos at Long Beach. Plus, a heartwarming story of a young drummer's perseverance.

Australian comedian Josh Thomas brings his unique humor to NYC while the city braces for a scorching heatwave. Plus, NJ's political scene heats up with racketeering charges against power broker George Norcross. Don't miss Gerrit Cole's much-anticipated return to the Yankees' mound.

A tragic shooting near a Manhattan subway station leaves two dead and one injured. In sports, the Yankees' Anthony Rizzo suffers an arm injury during a game against the Red Sox. Plus, a unique 'FUN-eral' turns grief into joy for a family in Arizona.

This episode covers a disturbing attack in Queens, a tragic shooting in East Harlem, and a summer treat inspired by Sabrina Carpenter. Plus, we discuss the MTA's upcoming G line shutdown and a heartwarming effort to save the bees in Colorado. Tune in for the latest updates and feel-good stories.

Summer is arriving early with a scorching heatwave set to hit New York City. In other news, a second teen has been arrested in connection with the tragic shooting of 16-year-old Mahki Brown. Plus, wild horses return to Kazakhstan after two centuries.

An 84-year-old woman survives a shooting in Brooklyn, Robert De Niro gets a star-studded tribute at Tribeca, and we explore the effects of 1,000 days in space. Join us as we dive into these stories and more on today's episode.

An 84-year-old woman in Brooklyn becomes the latest victim of gun violence, yet her spirit remains unbroken. Tribeca Festival celebrates Robert De Niro's 80th birthday with immersive experiences. Plus, Aaron Rodgers and Haason Reddick skip Jets' mandatory minicamp.

After years of abandonment post-Superstorm Sandy, a once-iconic Jersey Shore mansion is finally being demolished. The secluded house, accessible only by boat, had become a hazard and a nesting ground for seagulls. As the structure comes down, the island's future remains uncertain.

A vibrant Puerto Rican Day Parade lights up Manhattan, while actor Wendell Pierce exposes housing discrimination in Harlem. Plus, solar panels on old nuclear sites bring a spark of hope. Tune in for these stories and more.