New York City set a record by awarding $6.9 billion in contracts to minority- and women-owned businesses, aiming to surpass the OneNYC goal of $25 billion by FY 2026.

Ukrainian national Artem Stryzhak pleaded guilty to conducting global ransomware attacks and now faces up to 10 years in prison. His conspirator, Volodymyr Tymoshchuk, is at large with a $11 million reward for his capture.

A Brooklyn man, Billon McLeod, was found guilty of multiple charges of sexual exploitation of minors and faces a minimum of 15 years to life in prison.

A federal court ruling now allows Congress members to visit ICE facilities without prior notice, supporting legislative oversight and revealing persisting issues regarding detainee conditions.

New Yorkers face 100% rain chance, with temperature drops and potential thunderstorms. Gale Warnings and advisories for high winds issued across boroughs; snow expected Tuesday.

Cardinal Dolan steps down as NY Archbishop; Bishop Hicks named successor by Pope Leo XIV. Hicks faces challenges, including a $300M abuse compensation fund.

The National Weather Service forecasts winter disturbances including showers, wind gusts, and thunderstorms across New York City boroughs, prompting weather advisories.

Comptroller Brad Lander's audit reveals New York City's failure to collect $42.6 million in fines from school bus companies and outlines major issues and potential reforms for the flawed system.

NYPD seeks help to find a man accused of sexually abusing a woman on a BX12 bus in Manhattan. They urge witnesses to offer information via NYPD Crimestoppers.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues UPS for allegedly defrauding seasonal workers of wages by manipulating timekeeping and requiring off-the-clock work.

Giovanni Pennetta, an investment firm manager, is charged with defrauding investors with a false "Pre-IPO" scheme involving non-existent access to private company shares.

NY Attorney General Letitia James wins a lawsuit to protect funding for the FEMA BRIC disaster preparedness program.

Alain Mitrani was convicted in a federal trial for leading a $300 million money laundering scheme linked to transnational crime, possibly facing 70 years in prison.