Letitia James secured sentencing for three final defendants after prosecutors say the ring moved assault weapons, ghost guns and cocaine into Washington Heights.

A two-alarm fire ripped through a three-story East New York building at 1013 Sutter Ave Thursday night. It's the second major blaze at that address since Dec. 25, 2025.

A Queens man was indicted after prosecutors say he forged deeds and drained a 92‑year‑old East Flatbush homeowner’s savings to take her house. The attorney general says the scheme included fake documents, forged checks and rent collected from unauthorized tenants.

Manhattan prosecutors dropped an unresolved rape charge against Harvey Weinstein after accuser Jessica Mann said she would not endure another trial. Weinstein remains jailed on other sex‑crime convictions.

Federal prosecutors say a freight‑forwarder conspired to ship industrial oil‑and‑gas equipment to Russia, a move they describe as putting profit over national security.

More than 1,000 recruits graduated at Madison Square Garden after six months at the Police Academy. They begin assignments across NYC precincts as part of a hiring surge.

NYPD Crime Stoppers circulated stills seeking two suspects in a June 4 Midtown food-cart robbery. Tips may qualify for a reward up to $3,500.

Mayor Mamdani's DOE ended a roughly $933K pre‑K contract with Cornerstone Day Care, run by Jasmine Ray, after an internal review flagged unpaid rent and questionable charges.

Grand Army Plaza South has reopened after a two‑year, $16M restoration. The Pulitzer Fountain and Pomona statue are back with bluestone, trees and upgraded systems.

Four tenants, including AI startups and a web developer, signed at 60 Madison Ave., adding roughly 70,000 square feet and signaling continued Midtown South demand.

Michael Bloomberg's foundation announced $590 million in new climate commitments to protect oceans, speed clean energy and improve city air quality.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released surveillance stills after an attempted break-in at 349 W. 48th; a reward up to $3,500 is being offered.

Adirondack Capital Partners’ Q1 report finds SoHo captured about 43% of U.S. trophy retail trades, driven by record per‑square‑foot storefront sales and tight vacancy.