New York Attorney General Letitia James acted against Super 4 Seasons car wash for discriminating against Jewish customers with increased prices during Passover.

The Pencil Factory bar in Greenpoint, Brooklyn is closing after 25 years when its lease ends on July 27th, 2025, as redevelopment changes the neighborhood.

Cherry blossoms are blooming across New York City, with trackers and reports highlighting various locations, including parks and gardens, where nature's spectacle can be enjoyed.

A man fell between subway cars onto the tracks and was killed by the No. 2 train in Times Square, causing major service disruptions before normalcy resumed.

The Now Now NoHo micro-hotel offers compact rooms in NYC for budget-conscious travelers, starting at $125 per night, with amenities and membership perks.

Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced the return of two Cambodian sculptures linked to smuggler Subhash Kapoor, noting his office's ongoing fight against artifact trafficking.

NYC boroughs are expecting a mix of weather including partly sunny skies, potential evening showers, and a sunny Saturday with highs up to 79 degrees. Rain chances increase into Sunday and Monday.

Police report a series of headphone thefts by cyclists across Manhattan, with seven incidents on St. Patrick's Day afternoon. Witnesses describe fast escapes; no injuries occurred. NYPD seeks help identifying suspects.

Wall Street bonuses hit a record high in 2024, averaging $244,700 per banker and totaling $47.5 billion, with significant economic implications for New York.

A person was struck by a train at 14th Street-Union Square, causing L train service disruptions and a fatality. The MTA provided alternate routes for commuters.

The New York Mets' home opener will feature new dining options at Citi Field, including loaded fries and fried Oreos, along with a mascot race and menu diversity focused on affordability and inclusion. Local vendors like Arepalicious will also join.

NYC Mayor Adams and Parks Department expand free swim classes to 18,000 second graders, a move that not only improves safety but also offers economic relief for families.

After 23andMe's bankruptcy, the NY and CA attorneys general warn customers to delete their data due to privacy risks, following the company's significant data breach and CEO's resignation. Experts advise proactive deletion of genetic information.