Anthony Ellison was sentenced to 29 months in prison for involvement in a bribery and contraband scheme at the MCC, with an additional three years of supervised release and $200 in special assessments.

LIRR service was disrupted by a tunnel fire near Grand Central, causing delays and minor injuries to firefighters and an employee. Service resumed by afternoon.

A shoplifting incident in Rotterdam, NY escalated when ICE was involved, leading to the arrest of a couple, one of whom is now facing a 20-year sentence for assaulting a federal agent.

Lincoln Center's "Summer for the City" will feature Festival Food Trucks with dishes from NY chefs at accessible prices, including Kwame Onwuachi's Patty Palace.

Worker José Luis Moreno Ramírez died in a Brooklyn building collapse while installing refrigeration units; no permits were filed for the work, prompting a DOB investigation.

Ricky Shelby pleaded not guilty to murdering "Momma Zee" in Harlem and was held without bail; his lawyer provided a bizarre defense, while both families refrained from commenting.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $36.9 million renovation for a Brooklyn bridge to enhance structural integrity and add a protected bike lane, projected to be completed by Summer 2027.

The NY Senate is set to vote on the Medical Aid in Dying Act, which could legalize medically assisted suicide for terminally ill patients, following the Assembly's approval.

Avery Dunning convicted for an East Harlem shooting following neighbor's intervention in suspected domestic abuse.

Disbarred attorney Sanford Solny was convicted of stealing deeds to 11 properties in a decade-long fraudulent scheme in Brooklyn. He faces mandatory prison time, highlighting the DA's crackdown on deed fraud.

Teranga, a prominent fast-casual West African restaurant in Harlem, is set to close its original location on June 15, with the chef hinting at future expansions.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Chancellor Aviles-Ramos announced a $128 million investment to maintain school budgets for the 2025-2026 school year, regardless of enrollment changes.

SummerStage is back in NYC with over 70 free concerts in various genres across the city's parks, featuring artists like Marcus Miller, The Roots, and Big Freedia.