Jamel McIver was sentenced to 20 years for rape in an Upper West Side building, with Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg Jr. acknowledging the victim's courage.

U.S. Treasuries rose after inflation data missed forecasts, affecting the Fed's rate hike approach. NYC's economy grows despite challenges and fiscal uncertainty caused by the incoming Trump administration's policies.

The NYPD is seeking information on a series of robberies in the 61st Precinct, with suspects intimidating victims, at times with knives, to steal property.

The MTA plans to increase fares and tolls, with possible base fare rising to $3 by 2025, alongside implementing congestion pricing with most drivers paying $9 to enter certain zones.

New NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch addressed unauthorized officer transfers and Mayor Eric Adams ordered a review to reassign officers to street patrols. Critics argue this overlooks officer burnout and staffing issues.

SL Green proposes a Caesars Palace casino in Times Square, facing mixed reactions, with significant support and opposition from local businesses and the theater community.

Congress is poised to pass legislation setting a national safety standard for lithium-ion batteries to prevent fires, included in a budget bill with bipartisan support.

A man was stabbed on a Brooklyn Q train due to a verbal dispute, but his injuries are not life-threatening. The suspect is at large, with police investigating and asking witnesses for tips.

The MTA plans to retire orange-and-yellow seated subway cars by 2025, replacing them with modern R211 models despite some recent issues with the new cars.

Lure Fishbar, a staple in Soho for 20 years, may close due to Prada potentially taking over its space, reflecting a trend of luxury brands expanding into dining.

REBNY filed a lawsuit to challenge a NYC law that would shift broker fees from tenants to landlords, arguing that it violates free speech and contract rights.

NY Attorney General Letitia James declares support for medication abortion access, responding to Texas legal pressures, and reinforcing New York's commitment to reproductive health care with a protective shield law.

Brooklyn man Dayquan Dubose gets 18 years to life for killing his grandfather with a machete and injuring two relatives, including a 4-year-old niece.