Six Injured in Knife Attack at New York City's Penn Station

On June 7, 2026, six individuals were injured in a knife attack at Penn Station in New York City, according to authorities. The city's fire department received a report of multiple stabbings shortly after 7 p.m. One person sustained serious injuries, while the others had injuries ranging from minor to moderate. The injured were transported to Bellevue Hospital, with one individual taken to Cornell Hospital for a minor injury. An Amtrak spokesperson confirmed that five people were slashed but stated that all patients were stable. A knife was recovered at the scene. Amtrak police detained a suspect believed to have mental health issues, and preliminary investigations indicated that the attack was not related to terrorism. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged the incident and commended the Amtrak police for their prompt response. He expressed his support for the victims and their families. New York Governor Kathy Hochul also condemned the attack, emphasizing that New Yorkers deserve to feel safe.