The article discusses a lawsuit for unpaid rent against Zhan Petrosyants and Marianna Shahmuradyan of New York, and separate claims of insurance fraud involving an associate of Mayor Eric Adams.

NYC Council is considering a bill that would allow short-term rentals for one- and two-family homes, sparking debate between homeowners and the hotel industry.

Jungsik was awarded three Michelin stars at the ceremony, marking a notable addition to New York's three-star establishments since 2012. Other restaurants were also recognized for excellence.

Lincoln Market will open a new grocery store at the former Lucky Strike bowling alley site in Hell's Kitchen, expanding their NYC presence with a 20-year lease for a 35,809-square-foot space.

Reports indicate a 90-fold rise in male breast cancer rates near NYC's Ground Zero. 91 cases among World Trade Center Health Program men spark concerns over 9/11 toxins' effects.

The Empire State Building paid tribute to the late James Earl Jones by lighting up in Darth Vader colors, with fans and technology companies acknowledging his legacy and influence.

NYPD seeks a suspect for pushing a victim onto the subway tracks in Brooklyn after a dispute, and offers a $3,500 reward for tips leading to the arrest.

A man was shot in the back on Canal Street in SoHo and hospitalized. The shooter fled the scene, with police investigating; no motive has been identified.

The article details New York's weather forecast, indicating mixed conditions with rain and sunshine, and mild temperatures in the 40s with no severe weather warnings.

Police in Brooklyn fatally shot a reputed gang member suspected of multiple murders after a car chase; a woman was wounded, and a toddler was found unharmed.

Five taxi company owners pleaded guilty to Medicaid theft totaling $4.4 million through fraudulent billing practices, with varying sentences and restitution orders.

McKinsey & Company Africa to pay over $120 million to settle bribery allegations involving South African officials, as part of a deferred prosecution agreement for violating the FCPA.

A gang member pled guilty to the 2019 murder of Hector Cruz and other crimes, facing a potential life sentence with sentencing scheduled for March 4, 2025.