An elderly man, believed to be homeless, was found dead on a No. 1 train in Times Square, with no foul play suspected. The incident caused subway delays.

New York lawmakers introduced a bill to maintain housing discrimination protections, regardless of federal changes, by solidifying the 'disparate impact' standard in state law.

The NYPD is searching for Sheng Ting Chen, a missing 69-year-old woman last seen in Brooklyn. Details on her appearance and clothing have been shared in hopes of public assistance.

Kaitlyn Conley's manslaughter conviction has been overturned due to improperly obtained cell phone evidence and concerns over her legal representation's effectiveness.

A New York doctor was indicted in Louisiana for providing an abortion pill online, potentially facing 15 years in prison and a $200,000 fine. The case highlights state conflicts on abortion rights post-Roe v. Wade.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams refuted resignation rumors following a health-related absence, speaking at an interfaith breakfast without detailing his health issues or legal challenges.

The Blue Man Group is ending its 33-year run in New York City, with a final performance on Feb. 2, due to Cirque du Soleil's decision to close their NYC and Chicago shows.

Blackstone is in discussions to buy 1345 Avenue of the Americas, despite a high office vacancy rate in NYC, betting on renewed demand for premium space.

CVS tests a new program allowing loyalty members to unlock product cabinets with their smartphones in select NYC stores, aiming to improve the shopping experience.

New York Governor Hochul announced a $55 million investment to strengthen emergency communications statewide, allocated through two grants to enhance first responder dispatch systems.

NY Attorney General Letitia James is warning against egg and poultry price gouging amidst a bird flu outbreak, emphasizing its illegality and consumer rights.

Former Senator Bob Menendez faces sentencing on corruption charges in federal court, with prosecutors seeking a 15-year sentence and the defense requesting leniency.

President Trump is set to sign the Laken Riley Act, mandating detention and potential deportation of undocumented immigrants accused of certain crimes prior to conviction.