Christian Diaz was sentenced to 20 years for fatally stabbing a deli worker, Ahmed Almulaiki, in East Harlem in October 2021. The dispute, over store credit, ended with Diaz stabbing Almulaiki after an altercation involving a golf club.

Following a Supreme Court verdict, two men were sentenced to 25 years to life for their involvement in a 2023 murder case in Manhattan.

New York City forecasts predict a week of mostly sunny days, interspersed with showers and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the upper 60s.

Jonathan Girodes was indicted by the Manhattan D.A. for defrauding clients of $250k through his tax preparation business, facing grand larceny and fraud charges.

New York City is preparing for storms with rain, thunder, and high winds forecasted, expecting a wet commute on Monday but clearer skies by Tuesday, with chances of showers returning at night.

Voodoo Doughnut is opening its first Northeast location in Union Square, NYC, bringing its unique doughnut flavors and vibrant atmosphere to the area.

Manhattan D.A. Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. has been appointed as the new co-chair of Prosecutors Against Gun Violence, aiming to address gun violence nationally.

A man's head and torso were discovered in a garbage bag in front of a Brooklyn apartment, marking another grim find in the city's history of macabre discoveries.

Despite President Trump declaring the halt of funding for the Gateway Tunnel project, local lawmakers and workers continue to push forward with construction efforts.

New York City files an amicus brief with a 22-member coalition to protect federal funding for Planned Parenthood against the "Defund Provision" that could harm health services.

Dr. Maurizio Miglietta, a professor at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine, was indicted for rape by Manhattan's DA after allegedly assaulting a woman with a firearm present.

Governor Kathy Hochul declares a State of Emergency for several New York counties due to a severe coastal storm, urging caution and mobilizing resources for safety.

The NY Attorney General settled with 8 car insurers for $14.2 million over a data breach affecting over 825,000 New Yorkers. The companies failed to protect consumer data, which was used to file fraudulent unemployment claims.